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Game 22 : But it does sting a bit when the series sweep was there for the taking, and the big hit was nowhere to be found. If great pitching is your thing, this was a game to watch! Both starters — Michael Pineda for the home team and Drew Smyly for the Rays were …
Game 21 : The good news: New York jumped on Rays stater Jake Odorizzi for 2 runs in the first, which stood up as the margin of victory in a 4-2 win. Brian McCann continued heating up with a 3 RBI night. It was the Yankees 10th win in their last 12 games, which includes …
Game 20 : The Yankees took sole possession of first place in the AL East in a well-played, well-pitched showdown with the upstart Tampa Rays. New York used outstanding mound efforts from starter Adam Warren, and the usual suspects from the bullpen to make a few timely hits from the offense stand up for a …
Game 19 | 11-8, T-1st : : They won’t see each other again until September, but the Yankees will hold the keys to the City until then. Early on, the rubber match of the opening round of the 2015 Subway Series was basically a slopfest. Poor pitching, bad defense, and absent-minded baserunning, but the boys …
Game 18 | 10-8, T-1st : : Mets ace Matt Harvey cooled off Yankee bats, while the Amazins’ teed off on CC Sabathia to the tune of 7 earned runs in 5 innings, including 3 home runs. Sabathia dropped to an 0-4 mark, with a 5.96 ERA in 4 starts, and was booed by the …
Game 17 | 10-7, T-1st : So the Mets now own New York? Not so fast, you breathless media types. The Kings of Queens’ uncanny 11-game win streak came to an abrupt halt in The Bronx tonight, thanks in most part to Michael Pineda‘s masterful mound performance and Mark Teixeira‘s thunderous bat. Big Mike was …
Game 16 | 9-7, T-1st : From a 3-6 start to the 2015 season, the New York Yankees have gone on a 6-1 run to claim a share of first place in the division.
Game 15 | 8-7, T-2nd : The New York Yankees are living rent-free inside the head of David Price. Almost a replay of last year’s spanking, the Bronx Bombers hammered the Tigers ace again, this time with the bottom of the order doing the heavy lifting in a 13-4 beatdown in Motown.
Game 14 | 7-7, T-2nd : Maybe it’s the uniform number. Maybe when Nathan Eovaldi was issued the number 30 previously rocked by D-Rob, some of the escapeability came with it. Here’s the box score, full recap, and video highlights. The Yankees broke it open in the top of the 7th on Chris Young and …
Game 13 | 6-7, 3rd : What is the point of building a powerhouse, shut-down bullpen if you don’t use it? On a near freezing, football-weather April evening in Motown, the Yankees seemingly gave away what could have been a huge victory.
Game 12 | 6-6, 2nd : The Yankees completed a three- game sweep at Tropicana Field to even their record at 6-6 and climb within a game of division leaders Baltimore and Boston.
Game 11 | 5-6, 4th : THE Yankees broke up a tight pitching duel with a 7 run outburst in the 7th inning, fueled a Chris Young grand slam. Masahiro Tanaka and Jack Odorizzi battled evenly for 5 frames, until New York put 2 on the board in the 6th, then blew it open in …
Game 10 : In the season’s first trip to the Tropicana House of Horrors, Tampa pitching had no solution for the bat of Alex Rodriguez — who went 3-4 with 2 monster home runs, and the ultimate game winning RBI. After starter Adam Warren received a quick hook for allowing a 4-run fourth inning, blowing …
Game 9 : For the third consecutive three-game series, the Yankees registered one win and two losses. A few more results like this and it’ll be getting late early. Number four starter Nathan Eovaldi left with a 3-2 lead after 5 innings, but the bullpen gave up a 5-spot in the bottom of the sixth …
Game 8 : With a chance to even their record and clinch their first series win of the young season, the Yankees dropped what appeared a very winnable game to the Orioles.
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