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AJ Burn-outt: Who Will be the Number Two Starter?
AJ Burnett dazzled again Monday night, giving up seven earned runs and getting the Yankees a 7-5 loss to the Blue Jays. His “effectively erratic” stuff, hasn’t been so effective, helping him to a dismal 10-15 record, with a 5.33 … Continue reading
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“It Will Be a War”-American League Championship Preview
“It Will Be a War”- Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte Game 1: Angels (John Lackey) at Yankees (CC Sabathia), Fri., Oct. 16, FOX Game 2: Angels (Jered Weaver)at Yankees (A.J Burnett), Sat., Oct. 17, FOX Game 3: Yankees (Andy Pettitte) at … Continue reading
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Trade Deadline Approaches: Yankees Stay Silent
With Jarrod Washburn heading to Detroit and the Victor Marinez to Boston deal just about finalized, the Yankees have lost an opportunity to land needed help from a starting pitcher. Martinez is a big name heading to Boston, which usually … Continue reading
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Wang’s Last Stand: Trying to Fend Off the Braves and the Critics
After a mediocre start against a mediocre team, Chen-Ming Wang is on the ropes. Phil Hughes deserves a starting spot, and the Yankees don’t seem like they are ever going to put Joba back into the pen. This leaves Wang … Continue reading
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The Failure of the Yankees 1st Round Draft Picks
Slade Heathcott became the latest Yankees first round pick when he was selected 29th overall in the MLB draft. Let’s hope he doesn’t turn into almost all of the other Yankees first round picks. Here is the past decade of first rounders … Continue reading
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The Return of Philip Hughes
The Yankees were in a slump that although it was only April, was sending shock waves all across the Tri-State area. After being swept by the Red Sox, which included the now infamous slap to the face known as Ellsbury … Continue reading
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