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Game 130 / 72-58 / 2nd / -1.5 GB : Heartbreaker for two reasons. One — this had to be an automatic W, no excuses. Two — Toronto lost tonight for the first time since 1993, or something like that, and the Yankees missed an opportunity to gain a game in the standings. Aside from […]
Game 129 / 72-57 / 2nd / -1.5 GB : Ellsbury, Headley and Drew provided the big flys, but almost everyone was invited to the party in a 20-run, 21-hit assault on Atlanta Braves pitching.
Game 128 / 71-57 / 2nd / -1.5 GB : Didi Gregorius and Brian McCann provided the run support behind a crisp outing by Luis Severino as New York took the middle game of the road series in Atlanta.
Game 127 / 70-57 / 2nd / -1.5 GB : You know it’s your night when the opponent has a position player on the mound, and that’s what New York’s 15-run attack forced the Atlanta Braves to do. Didi Gregorius led the charge with a 3-run homer in the first and Brian McCann added a
Game 126 / 69-57 / 2nd / – 2 GB : The Yankees, a team going in the wrong direction lost a series to a team going in the right direction. Behind Yankee-killer Collin McHugh, the Houston Astros rolled to a relatively easy 6-2 victory at Yankee Stadium, dropping New York 2 games below the
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Game 125 / 69-56 / 2nd / – 0.5 GB : After getting two somewhat painless outs in the first inning, the wheels came off for starter Ivan Nova and the Yankees were looking up at a 5-0 deficit before coming to bat. Nova pulled it together for a few innings, but was lifted in
Game 124 / 69-55 / Tie-1st / 0GB : The extent to which Nathan Eovaldi has evolved over his inaugural season with the Yankees is amazing. Eovaldi matched zeros on the board with Houston starter Scott Feldman over 8 innings — and Carlos Beltran provided the walk-off run with a bases-loaded sac fly to center
Game 123 / 68-55 / 2nd / -0.5GB : The thinking that New York’s bullpen is a lock-down, lights-out, impenetrable level of security to a Yankees’ victory is long gone in the minds of the pinstripe faithful. This ain’t May or June, Dorothy. Mere minutes after Carlos Beltran — who is carrying the New York
Game 122 / 68-54 / 1st / +1G : The dormant Yankee bats unloaded on stud Cleveland starter Danny Salazar for a pair of first inning home runs, and Luis Severino made it stand as New York snapped an untimely two game skid to retain their tenuous hold on first place in the American League
Game 121 / 67-54 / 1st / +0.5G : On the heels of their 3-game home sweep of the Twins, and 5th win in the last 6 games, optimism abounded as the under-water, going nowhere, last place, 17 games out Cleveland Indians rolled into The Bronx. But Cleveland is a team the Yankees apparently cannot
Game 120 / 67-53 / 1st / +1.5G : The Yankees turned a dreadful night at the plate into a 9th inning nail-biter, but couldn’t get the tying or winning runs in when it counted. What is particularly disturbing about this loss is the fact that the out-of-contention Cleveland squad has now handed the pennant-contending
Game 119 / 67-52 / 1st / +2G : On the wings of recent call-up Greg Bird, the Yankees completed a three-game sweep of the visiting Minnesota Twins this afternoon. One of the prized jewels of New York’s vastly underrated farm system, Bird clubbed a pair of two-run homers that proved the difference in a
Game 118 / 66-52 / 1st / +1G : The Minnesota Twins took a 3-1 lead in the top of the 7th, but the Yankees punched right back in the bottom of the inning with a monstrous grand-slam by Alex Rodriguez.
Game 117 / 65-52 / 1st / +1G : The line-drive come backer that nails a pitcher square in the noggin. The worst thing that can happen in baseball. Your heart sinks when you see it or hear about it. And tonight it happened to Yankees starter Bryan Mitchell. Forget the walk-off win. Forget the
Game 116 / 64-52 / 1st / +0.5G : A lazy fly ball that should have been caught for the third out was lost in the sun by Carlos Beltran and opened the door for a 3-run third inning which proved to be too much for New York’s offense to overcome. Hoping for a series
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