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Game 102 / 58-44 / 1st / +6G : Didn’t pick up a starting pitcher by the trade deadline? No problem, just turn the scoreboard into a pinball machine. But evolving New York starter Nathan Eovaldi, beneficiary of crazy run support this season , struggled throughout before getting lifted after 5.2 innings with a 118 […]
Game 101 / 57-44 / 1st / +6.0G : Spotted to a first inning 3-0 lead, the continuously inconsistent CC Sabathia gave it back and more by the second. Then staked to a 5-4 lead on Brian McCann’s 2 run blast in the third, a misplay by Jacoby Ellsbury on a sinking liner to center
Game 100 / 57-43 / 1st / +6G : After last nights 21-run outburst, Texas starter Colby Lewis cooled off New York bats while Masahiro Tanaka didn’t have it on the mound, resulting in a 5-2 Yankees loss snapping their 4 game win streak.
Game 99 / 57-42 / 1st / +7G : In an important spot start, Chris Capuano couldn’t find the plate but today’s call-up Diego Moreno could and then some. Capuano put the Yanks in a 5-0 hole without getting out of the first inning, but Moreno was lights out in early relief while New York
Game 98 / 56-42 / 1st / +7G : I think its fairly safe to say that Didi Gregorius‘ slow start is officially over. There is now consistency in his entire game — under control in the field, and producing at the plate. He and Alex Rodriguez provided the firepower in what was a total
Game 97 / 55-42 / 1st / +6.5G : Whatever mojo happens in Larry’s Laboratory, the results are taking shape before our eyes. Nathan Eovaldi is steadily becoming a solid force in the starting rotation, and today he turned in the length the Yankees have been looking for — pitching into the 9th and getting
Game 96 / 54-42 / 1st / +5.5G : Down 5-0 by the third. CC struggling big time. Last night’s 10-1 beatdown still with you like a bad hangover. Recent momentum gone, and visions of a 2-7 road trip in your head … then the magic began. A trickle at first, a little more, then
Game 95 / 53-42 / 1st / +5.5G : The Yankees left their bats in The Bronx, and Michael Pineda left command of his pitches home as well, in a lifeless 10-1 slobber-knockering at the hands of the Minnesota Twins in the first game of New York’s 9-game, 3-city road trip. Pineda allowed 5 runs
Game 94 / 53-41 / 1st / +5.5G : Masahiro Tanaka turned in a dominating start and the Yankees offense gave the ace more than he needed with a 4-run first inning. Chase Headley‘s bases-loaded double to deep center started the scoring, and New York tacked on 5 more the rest of the way, including
Game 93 / 52-41 / 1st / +5G : Behind a solid Ivan Nova start, and big flys from Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez the Yankees moved to a season high 11 games over .500 with a 4-3 victory over Baltimore. The loss knocked the Birds to a game under .500 and 6 back in
Game 92 / 51-41 / 1st / +5.5G : In case you’re wondering who knocked in the game-winning run, it wasn’t an extra from the cast of Boardwalk Empire. It was Brendan Ryan, who spent most of 2015 on the DL and is the lone holdover from the ‘mustache gang’ of earlier this season. Ryan
Game 91 / 50-41 / 1st / +4G : CC Sabathia pitched to a 1-1 draw against King Felix over 6 innings, and Mark Teixeira settled the matter with a solo home run in the 8th off reliever Fernando Rodney for a 2-1 victory.
Game 90 / 49-41 / 1st / +3.5G : The Yankees offense failed to overcome Whats His Face‘s 2 home run afternoon, dropping the middle game of the weekend series 4-3 to Seattle. Some guy that used to play second base around here — who will never have a plaque in Monument Park or his
Game 89 / 49-40 / 1st / +4.5G : On the heels of a strong finish to the first half, winning 7 of 10 before the All-Star break, the Yankees picked up where they left off with a 4-3 win over the visiting Mariners. Masahiro Tanaka kept it close over 7 innings, and Alex Rodriguez
Game 88 | 48-40, 1st : It’s never over until it’s over in Fenway, and the Yankees held on to a 4-run 9th inning lead with the tying run at the plate. The difference in the final score turned out to be a dramatic blast over the Green Monster by Rob Refsynder.
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