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Your browser does not support iframes. In Derek Jeter’s last game, Michael Pineda put on an excellent performance through 6 innings. Pineda gave up a single in the first then struck out the next three. He struck out four of the next ten batters he retired. Derek Jeter would knock Ichiro in with an infield-single. […]
Your browser does not support iframes. In Derek Jeter’s last game, Michael Pineda put on an excellent performance through 6 innings. Pineda gave up a single in the first then struck out the next three. He struck out four of the next ten batters he retired. Derek Jeter would knock Ichiro in with an infield-single.
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 161: Masahiro Tanaka’s final start of the 2014 season was a forgettable one, as the ace was not sharp and the Boston bats took no mercy. With his command the issue rather than anything physical, the Yankees pulled Tanaka after 50 pitches (only 25 for strikes) after
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 160: Meaningless games in late September games between the Yankees and Red Sox are rare, but tonight some of the future was on display for New York, and it looked bright. Kids come through Two passed balls get Eury Perez to second. Francisco Cervelli knocked him in on
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 159: In a good case of ‘be careful what you wish for’ — I was half joking that David Robertson should blow the save to allow Derek Jeter a shot at a storyboard walkoff — for the game, his career and final touch on his legacy — and lo and
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Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 158: Fittingly, Shane Greene did not have his best stuff today as the Yankees 2014 post-season hopes were officially laid to rest. Greeney would allow six runs on seven hits, striking out five and walking three. The Yankees fell 9-5 to the Baltimore Orioles, and were officially eliminated from post-season
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 157: Brandon McCarthy was not on top of his game tonight as the O’s managed to get a hit in every inning. In rare outing where his command was shaky, McCarthy allowed 5 earned runs in 5.1 innings, including three home runs. Former Yankee Kelly Johnson would hit
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 156: In a surge of prowess at the plate, Derek Jeter has been lacing the ball on the final regular season home stand of his career. Yes, I said ‘regular season’. I’m holding out for a miracle — and the Captain is doing everything in his power
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 155: For the first time since July 8th, Masahiro Tanaka took the mound on a muggy, overcast afternoon in The Bronx. Outside of a less-than sharp first inning, the ace looked good over the next four plus, while the Yankees offense answered the bell. Home runs by Brian McCann
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 154: It was another milestone day for Derek Jeter, and another game closer to final post-season elimination for the Yankees. Regardless if his teammates join him, the Captain is going out with a bang. He went 2-5 today, for his third straight multi-hit game. Brian McCann‘s third-inning
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 153: In the YES booth tonight, David Cone said it all. In games where the Yankees scored 3 or more runs behind Hiroki Kuroda, he is 10-1. Kuroda is not only the last man standing from the Opening Day rotation, he is finishing strong — the fighting
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 152: These days, the Yankees will take a win any way they can get one, and a walk off single through the opponent’s first-baseman is no exception. Shane Greene was lights out over 6.2 innings, scattering 3 hits, striking out 6, and keeping the Blue Jays off the
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 151: Brandon McCarthy pitching and Chase Headley’s defense helped the Yankees avoid a sweep in their final 2014 visit to the House of Horrors. McCarthy also tossed an ‘immaculate’ inning in the 7th — 9 pitches, 9 strikes, 3 outs. McCarthy, Dellin Betances and David Robertson combined for the
Your browser does not support iframes. GAME 150: Michael Pineda and Josh Outman kept the Yanks in it only allowing 1 earned run. Pineda walked two and struck out five. Prior to the walk in the fifth, Pineda hadn’t walked 119 batters. The Rays would shell Esmil Rogers and Rich Hill virtually putting the Yankees anemic
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