New York Yankees
May 22nd, 2013 |
By Lloyd Carroll |
Category: Lloyd Carroll, New York Yankees, Top Story
The Subway Series, which gets underway on Monday at Citi Field and concludes Thursday at Yankee Stadium, is a great way to take stock of our two Major League Baseball franchises. Last June the Mets dropped five out of the six games played with the Yankees and that served as a warning that their supposed [...]
Tags: Alex Rodriguez, American League East Standings, Andy Pettitte, Andy Pettitte Yankees, Bronx Bombers, Curtis Granderson, Dithers, Ed Kranepool, First Baseman, General Manager Brian Cashman, Household Names, Major League Baseball, Mark Texeira, Mets Fans, Mets History, Multitude Of Sins, Sandy Alderson, Subway Series, Veteran Pitcher, Yankee Stadium Posted in Lloyd Carroll, New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Apr 28th, 2013 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, Top Story
Bronx, NY—On Saturday, for the first time in two weeks, a crowd of over 40,000 came to Yankee Stadium to see the to see the Yanks play. The beautiful day, sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-60’s, was made more beautiful for the 40,258 in attendance by the third consecutive victory of the Yanks over [...]
Tags: Batters, Blue Jays, Bronx Ny, Consecutive Victory, Fourth Win, Happ, Joe Girardi, Kevin Youkilis, Lawrie, Left Hander, Lefty, Respite, Solo Homer, Starting Pitcher, Sunny Skies, Travis Hafner, Vernon Wells, Yankee Stadium, Yankees Bullpen, Yanks Posted in New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Apr 27th, 2013 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, Top Story
Bronx, NY—Most Yankees fans felt despair in the early moments of Friday night’s game versus Toronto. Catcher Francisco Cervelli was removed from the game after three pitches were thrown. Cervelli suffered a fractured right hand from a foul tip. He will require surgery on Saturday and is expected to be out for at least six [...]
Tags: Austin Romine, Batters, Batting Average, Blue Jays, Bronx Ny, Cervelli, Consecutive Game, David Phelps, Edwin Encarnacion, First Baseman, Foul Tip, Four Games, Lyle Overbay, Pitches, Right Elbow, Six Weeks, Sixth Inning, Starting Pitcher, Wild Pitch, Yanks Posted in New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Apr 5th, 2013 |
By Rich Mancuso |
Category: New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story
Give the ball to Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera, two of the greatest to take the mound for the New York Yankees and chances are a win will come. They are two of the “Core Four” of five Yankee championships and Thursday evening in the Bronx they continued something good that will conclude this season. [...]
Tags: All Time Saves Leader, Andy Pettitte, Bats, Boston Red Sox, Cervelli, Emotion, Fastball, First Game, Joe Girardi, Mariano Rivera, Monday Afternoon, New York Yankees, Ninth Inning, Pitches, Series Sweep, Slider, Thr, Time Record, Two Games, Yankee Stadium Posted in New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story |
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Apr 4th, 2013 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, Top Story
Bronx, NY—Yankees fans who braved the cold and windy weather conditions on Wednesday night were again subjected to disappointment by what they witnessed on the field. As in game one on Monday, the Red Sox jumped off to an early advantage. Three singles in the top of the first inning led to the first run [...]
Tags: Bronx Ny, Clay Buccholz, Contusion, Early Advantage, Eppley, Game One, Hiroki Kuroda, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jose Iglesias, Middle Finger, Mike Napoli, Nava, Ny Yankees, Second Game, Shane Victorino, Travis Hafner, Vernon Wells, Weather Conditions, Win 7, Windy Weather Posted in New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Apr 2nd, 2013 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, US Open Tennis
Bronx, NY—Fans of major league baseball have been waiting more than five months for their favorite sport to begin again. The stands at Yankee Stadium were filled on Monday afternoon, April 1, as the fans of the Bronx Bombers realized the announced date of Opening Day was not an April Fool’s joke. The stadium was [...]
Tags: Broadway Production, Bronx Bombers, Cc Sabathia, Constantine Meroulis, Curtis Granderson, First Baseman, Jon Lester, Lou Piniella, Major League Baseball, Manager Lou Piniella, Mark Teixeira, Memorial Ribbon, Moment Of Silence, National Anthem, Nick Swisher, Russell Martin, Sandy Hook, Shortstop Derek, Third Baseman, Yankee Stadium Posted in New York Yankees, US Open Tennis |
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Mar 10th, 2013 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, Top Story
The news from the New York Yankees this winter has been very disappointing. Alex Rodriguez is not expected to return to action until July or August after undergoing surgery. Curtis Granderson, injured during Spring Training, is not expected to return until early May after missing 10 weeks of spring preparation. Last week, Mark Teixeira, while [...]
Tags: Ace Pitcher, Alex Rodriguez, Andy Pettitte, Cc Sabathia, Dais, Derek Jeter, Expressing Gratitude, Litany, Lord And Savior, Mariano Rivera, Mark Teixeira, New York Yankees, Savior Jesus Christ, Spring Record, Torn Acl, Wbc, Wife Clara, World Baseball Classic, Wrist Injury, Yankee Teammates Posted in New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Dec 27th, 2012 |
By Jerry Milani |
Category: Baseball, Featured Articles, Lead Story, New York Yankees, Today's News, Top Story
“Ed Randall’s Fans For The Cure” charity today announced their latest in a series of special events for baseball fans, “An Evening With Mariano Rivera,” which will take place at the School of Visual Arts Theatre (333 West 23 Street in Manhattan) on January 22 from 7-8:30 p.m. The special, intimate event – designed and [...]
Tags: Acl Injury, Baseball, Baseball Fans, benefit, Cancer, Career Statistics, Ed Randall, Mariano Rivera, New York Sports, Pinstripes, Prostate Cancer, Prostate Cancer Awareness, Prostate Cancer Education, School Of Visual Arts, Seriousness, Sports Personality, Spring Training, Storied Career, Sva, Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Time In New York, Yankees Posted in Baseball, Featured Articles, Lead Story, New York Yankees, Today's News, Top Story |
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Dec 12th, 2012 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees, Top Story
Bronx, NY—An ankle injury may keep Derek Jeter out of the starting lineup for the Yankees on Opening Day of the 2012 baseball season, but it did not prevent him from providing happiness to hundreds of New York City children during the 2012 holiday season. Jeter’s Turn Two Foundation was founded at the close of [...]
Tags: Ankle Injury, Baseball Season, Derek Jeter, Elves, Extravaganza, Festivities, Good Time, Greeting Party, Holiday Event, Holiday Express, Holiday Season, Landmark, Million Dollars, Occurrence, Opening Day, Quip, Rookie Season, Starting Lineup, Yankee Stadium, Youngsters Posted in New York Yankees, Top Story |
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Nov 19th, 2012 |
By Howard Goldin |
Category: New York Yankees
Bronx, NY—Ray Negron began his lengthy career in baseball as batboy for the Yankees nearly 40 years ago. He is currently a community affairs adviser to the organization. During each baseball season, Negron travels with members of the team roster to visit with children at hospitals, schools, parks, even to barber shops and restaurants. In [...]
Tags: Affairs Adviser, Baseball Season, Batboy, Boricuas, C C Sabathia, Curtis Granderson, Dominican Sisters Of Sparkill, Heritage Day, Island Harvest, Lengthy Career, Michael Kay, New York Yankees, Puerto Rican Heritage, Ray Negron, Reputable Organizations, South Bronx, Superstorm, Tilles Center For The Performing Arts, Yankee Stadium, Yankees Broadcaster Posted in New York Yankees |
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