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The Yankees snapped their five-game losing streak Tuesday, but a night later, their brutal early season offensive funk remained alive and well.
Without the bases-loaded wild pitch the Braves gifted
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You know your team is off to a rough start when you can hold an intense, riveting discussion centered around this topic: Whose struggles have confounded you the most?
This might be the only category
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For the first time this season, a Yankees starter not named Gerrit Cole or Jordan Montgomery made it through five innings Tuesday night.
Jameson Taillon took a step toward stabilizing the rest of
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The Yankees’ 3-1 win Tuesday over the Braves at the Stadium did nothing to change the woes of Gleyber Torres and Gary Sanchez at the plate. Torres went 0-for-4 and left five runners on base —
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Jay Bruce is out and Mike Ford is in.
Bruce abruptly announced his retirement prior to Sunday’s loss against the Rays, but remained on the roster for the game.
On Tuesday, Ford was recalled from
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It was hardly the offensive eruption the Yankees were looking for, but their new-look lineup produced just enough to squeak out a 3-1 win over the Braves in The Bronx on Tuesday, as they snapped a
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It hasn’t even been three weeks of regular-season play, but …
• Have you noticed … the lack of joy around the Yankees? Of course, the lack of wins, hits and runs hardly are going to
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A fiery post-game talk didn’t do the trick over the weekend, so on Tuesday, manager Aaron Boone went with a new lineup to spark the Yankees.
Aaron Hicks, Clint Frazier and Rougned Odor were
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Jay Bruce is out and Mike Ford is in.
Bruce abruptly announced his retirement prior to Sunday’s game against the Rays, but remained on the roster for the game. On Tuesday, as the Yankees attempt
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When it comes to offensive philosophy, the Yankees have been card counters at the black jack table.
Their system stacks one exit-velocity monster after another. They believe devotion to that
The Yankees snapped their five-game losing streak Tuesday, but a night later, their brutal early season offensive funk remained alive and well. Without the bases-loaded wild pitch the Braves gifted
