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4 Takeaways From A Pressure-Packed Red Sox-Yankees Clash In The Bronx

[ad_1] Yankee Stadium (New York) – In the build-up to Sunday’s first pitch, Aaron Boone didn’t know how the Yankees would get through the game. It was an exhausting and pressure-packed weekend in the Bronx, featuring a four-game series between the Red Sox and Yankees with everything on the line. It culminated with the division rivals playing three games in two days following Saturday’s doubleheader and Sunday afternoon’s matinée. There
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Yankees Rookie Shortstop George Lombard Jr. Injures Knee vs. Red Sox

[ad_1] New York Yankees rookie shortstop George Lombard Jr. was lifted from the second game of Saturday's doubleheader against Boston because of right knee discomfort. The Yankees said Lombard was undergoing imaging at nearby New York-Presbyterian hospital. During his at-bat in the second inning, Lombard checked his swing on a 2-2 pitch from Boston's Brayan Bello. After the swing, he grimaced and held his right knee. An athletic trainer and
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Cam Schlittler, Yankees Win Game 1 Of Pivotal Rivalry Series Against Red Sox

[ad_1] NEW YORK — There’s no better grudge match in professional sports. The Yankees and Red Sox opened a pivotal four-game series on Friday night in the Bronx, separated by just two games in the AL East, both chasing October dreams with real urgency and little margin for a bad weekend. These are the types of games where neither team can afford to make costly, fundamental mistakes. But the Red
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The Brewers Keep Teaching Lessons; October's Performance Will Be The Final Exam

[ad_1] NEW YORK — It’s the fifth inning at Citi Field. The Brewers are leading the majors in wins, and they’re leading this particular Tuesday night game against the Mets by a run when Cooper Pratt pops one up to shallow right field. Pratt stood in the box and briefly looked up at the ball sailing beyond first base and toward the foul line. After a beat, he jogged to
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Former Lakers Owners Joey and Jesse Buss Join Padres Ownership Group

[ad_1] The Los Angeles Lakers and San Diego Padres have each been in the news after being sold to new owners, and the Padres new ownership group just grew. Joey and Jesse Buss have officially joined the Padres ownership group, which is led by Jose E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones. The brothers confirmed their involvement in a statement provided to ESPN, following earlier reporting from multiple outlets. "We are honored
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Last Night In Baseball: Astros Back On Top After Late Rally Against Yankees

[ad_1] The Astros and Yankees went back and forth. The Pirates snapped a wild Mason Miller streak. The Braves and Dodgers met in a heavyweight bout. Tuesday's MLB action provided all that and much more. Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball: The Yankees blew it late, or the Astros rallied before they ran out of time — both are true, it’s just a
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Last Night In Baseball: The Tigers Are Running Out Of Chances

[ad_1] The Tigers are suddenly scuffling. The D-backs wasted a prime opportunity. The Guardians and Rangers, however, did not. Monday's MLB action provided all that and much more. Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball: The Tigers managed to grab a wild-card spot even after trading top starters Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize at the trade deadline, but it’s starting to feel like now
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Yankees Activate OF Cody Bellinger After 25-game Absence

[ad_1] The New York Yankees activated Cody Bellinger from the injured list Sunday after the outfielder missed 25 games with a strained left hamstring. Bellinger batted fourth and started in left field for his first game since July 25 in Philadelphia. Bellinger suffered a Grade 2 strain after running the bases following a double and the Yankees said he would miss four to six weeks. "Very excited," manager Aaron Boone
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The Yankees Built Their Season Around Pitching; Now They’re Asking Too Much Of It

[ad_1] NEW YORK — Going into the week, the Yankees thought they were finally getting their rotation back. Carlos Rodon was returning from the injured list. Max Fried had, seemingly, worked his way back from his elbow issue, allowing one run or fewer in four out of five starts since he came off the IL. Gerrit Cole had racked up 100 strikeouts in 92 innings pitched. Cam Schlittler continued to