The Real Gary Sanchez Has Returned
The Yankees' biggest lineup advantage is back to being his pre-2018 self
As the President of the Gary Sanchez Fan Club, I couldn’t be happier to have the Yankees’ biggest advantage back.
Yankees Have a J.A. Happ Problem
The early return on the left-hander's three-year deal hasn't been bad, it's been awful
The Yankees have won in spite of J.A. Happ a few times this season, and they don’t have any other option other than to give him the ball every five days and let him figure it out.
The Yankees’ Weekend Adventure to First Place
A series win over the Rays has the Yankees at the top of the AL East
The Yankees have sole possession of first place after winning four of six against the Rays. It wasn’t easy, and at times it seemed like the Yankees were fine with not beating their direct competition for the division.
Off Day Dreaming: Miguel Andujar’s Absence Opens Door for Gio Urshela
First place is up for grabs for the second straight weekend for the Yankees
The Yankees continue to win games and keep pace with the Rays and hold off the Red Sox. Except for the crowded injured list, everything has been going well for the Yankees, and it’s made my life a lot better.
The History of Giancarlo Stanton and His Biceps Strain Turned Shoulder Strain
The Yankees' outfielder has been out for over a month and no one knows when he'll return
Giancarlo Stanton went on the injured list with a biceps strain and somehow developed a mysterious shoulder injury. No one seems to know what the injury is and when he’ll return.
A Review of David Cone’s ‘Full Count: The Education of a Pitcher’
The former pitcher and current broadcaster details his life and the art of pitching
David Cone was once a man who was arguably the best in the world at pitching at times and is now inarguably the best in the world at being an analyst. His book details it all.
Monday Mail: May 13, 2019
Gio Urshela as the starting third baseman, the resurgence of Tommy Kahnle and the back injury of Aaron Hicks
Gio Urshela as the starting third baseman, the resurgence of Tommy Kahnle and the back injury of Aaron Hicks in this week’s Monday Mail.
Yankees’ Roster and Lineup Decisions Should Be Based on Performance
The Yankees could eventually have a good roster problem, but it will still be a problem
The Yankees could have a great problem with too many players for the roster and not enough spots. It’s still a problem.
It’s Good to Have Tommy Kahnle Back
The Yankees' right-hander is pitching like his 2017 self and not his 2018 self
Tommy Kahnle made the Opening Day roster because he had one chance left to succeed with the Yankees. He has used that chance to pitch like it’s 2017.
Off Day Dreaming: The Real Yankees Need to Return
The Yankees need their regular everyday lineup to get through the tough schedule in May
The Yankees’ May schedule will be challenging and they are going to need some of their regular everyday players to return to the lineup to get through it.