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Good thing for Aroldis Chapman and Gerrit Cole that MLB player voting for the All-Star Game had an early deadline.
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The Post’s Greg Joyce breaks down how the Yankees and Mets match up, with plenty at stake:
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The Yankees have lost all six meetings with Boston this season, quickly becoming an afterthought in the AL East.
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Cole has been at the forefront of the foreign substance issue in recent weeks.
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The results were Gerrit Cole. Two runs. Eight innings. But this was a different Cole, operating under a new reality.
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Gary Sanchez's two-run pinch-hit homer in the seventh inning was the difference in the Yankees' 3-2 comeback win over the Blue Jays Wednesday night in Buffalo.
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Brian Harkins now alleges that Corey Kluber has also used his sticky mixture, along with Gerrit Cole.
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Josh Donaldson said out loud what was being said behind closed doors — the pitcher-hitter combat is being distorted by the use of illegal sticky stuff.
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The answer for what has beset Gerrit Cole and the Yankees was at their fingertips -- the Twins.
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Gerrit Cole, who has been mired in a doctored baseball controversy, allowed just two runs in six innings in the Yankees' 9-4 blowout win over the Twins.
Good thing for Aroldis Chapman and Gerrit Cole that MLB player voting for the All-Star Game had an early deadline.
