Posts Tagged ‘ New York Yankees ’

One For the Ages

Nov 5th, 2009 | By Mark Healey | Category: Mark Healey, New York Yankees, Top Story

“After one game, one glorious game, Matsui already felt enveloped in the mystique and aura of the legendary Stadium where so much baseball history has happened. Actually, Matsui added to those feelings of invincibility by becoming the first Yankee to stroke a grand slam in his first game in the Bronx. He is now ahead [...]



Bridge to a Championship

Nov 4th, 2009 | By Jon Wagner | Category: New York Yankees, Top Story

When the whole baseball season comes down to Game 6 of the World Series, there’s no rest for the weary.
But, that may be the thing which prevents the New York Yankees from ultimately holding on to what used to be a seemingly safe three games to one lead over the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2009 [...]



Phillies Force Series Back to New York

Nov 3rd, 2009 | By Josh Landsberg | Category: New York Yankees, Top Story

PHILADELPHIA – The Phillies finally got one after losing three straight to the New York Yankees. This was not easy for the Phils, although it appeared that way when they were leading 8-2 going into the top of the 8th inning.
Chase Utley is for sure my “hero” of the game, as he hit two homeruns [...]



Do the Math: 1=27

Nov 2nd, 2009 | By Russ Rose | Category: New York Islanders, Russ Rose, Top Story

It has been a long road to this point.  The New York Yankees have had to overcome predictions, doubters and, yes, even themselves sometimes to put this team on the brink of bringing a 27th World Series trophy back to the Big Apple.
It hasn’t been an easy road.  Going into Spring Training many so-called experts [...]



Pedro Deserved Better in the Bronx

Nov 1st, 2009 | By Rich Mancuso | Category: New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story

There he was, Pedro Martinez the future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher on the mound in the Bronx Thursday evening trying to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 2-0 lead in the World Series against the New York Yankees. And all he heard from the 50,181 fans at Yankee Stadium was “Who’s Your Daddy.” As he [...]



Yankees Tie Up Series With Phillies

Oct 30th, 2009 | By Rich Mancuso | Category: New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story

Before this World Series started Wednesday in the Bronx it was supposed to be the home run production of the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies. Staring pitching was also going to be a factor and has been in the first two games, and a determining point as to who would win was the [...]



Lee Leads The Way in Phillies Game 1 Win

Oct 29th, 2009 | By Rich Mancuso | Category: New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story

BRONX, NY – Cliff Lee was so superb he struck out Alex Rodriguez three times, Mark Teixeira want hitless in four at bats, and the lower part of the New York Yankees batting order could do nothing as Robinson Cano, Nick Swisher and Melky Cabrera went a combined 0-for-9.  The Yankees with CC Sabathia on [...]



Clutchley

Oct 29th, 2009 | By Jon Wagner | Category: New York Yankees, Top Story

It’s interesting to note that right in middle of the word “clutch” are the first two letters of the surname of Philadelphia Phillies’ second baseman Chase Utley, whose two solo home runs provided the only scoring off New York Yankees’ ace pitcher C.C. Sabathia over the first seven innings in the opening game of the [...]



This Could Be A Memorable World Series

Oct 28th, 2009 | By Rich Mancuso | Category: New York Yankees, Rich Mancuso, Top Story

Bronx, NY – Where do we begin?  The 105th World Series that begins Wednesday evening in the Bronx between the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies has the makings of a classic. And it all starts with a classic pitching matchup on the mound of Philadelphia’s Cliff Lee and New York’s CC Sabathia.
“It’s just weird [...]



The Old Men and the C(hampionship)

Oct 26th, 2009 | By Russ Rose | Category: New York Yankees, Russ Rose, Top Story

When everyone else questioned it manager  Joe Girardi stuck to his guns.  Nobody, but nobody was going to start Game 6 of the American League Championship, but “Old Reliable” Andy Pettitte.  Not even with the one day rain delay, which set the game back from Saturday to Sunday night, did Girardi waiver from his decision.  [...]