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Game 22

Nick The Stick is back in the lineup as the DH in his familiar two-hole (that’s what she said) for the Yanks tonight. Frankie Cervelli will get the start behind the plate in lieu of Georgie, who…Read More

Robbie Cano, don’t ya know

The Yanks beat the O’s 4-0 Thursday to move to 14-7 on the year and 6-1 in series. AJ pitched a phenomenal game (8 IP, 3H, 4 K, 1BB), Marcus Thames proved his worth as a DH (3-for-3, an RBI, drew…Read More

Statement game for the Yanks

After a 5-4 heartbreaker Tuesday, the Yanks came out Wednesday and made a statement via an 8-3 shellacking of the O’s to improve to 13-7. CC didn’t have his best stuff, but he still owned the…Read More

Game 20

Nick Johnson is hitting .135, Tex is at .129, Grandy is in an 0-for-17 slump (the second longest hitless streak of his career) and CHoP still has a “low, low grade hamstring strain” and Girardi…Read More

Yanks lose for fourth time in five games

After Tuesday’s 5-4 setback, the Yankees now have as many losses in their last five games as the Orioles do wins the whole season. Jeter: Usually, when we’re playing teams it really doesn’t…Read More

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What a Vaz-hole…Part II

In an effort to comfort myself through this Javier Vazquez ordeal, I decided to look up Javy’s…Read More

What a Vaz-hole

Everyone’s least favorite Yankee choked on a fat cock during the Yanks’ 8-4 setback to the…Read More

Shocking news: Nick Johnson hurt

After sitting out of Saturday’s 7-1 thumping of the Angels with a stiff back, Nick Johnson is not…Read More

Yankees weekend links

The Yanks lost yesterday but the Rays did too, so NYY is still a half-game out of first. Enjoy the rest…Read More

You can’t win ‘em all

You can’t win all the games, that is. As far as series go, the Yanks are still unblemished. The…Read More

Strange lineup afoot in finale vs. OAK

I guess Girardi decided to go with a different lineup for Thursday’s finale against the A’s, as the Yanks have already locked up the series. Cervelli catching is not  surprising because it’s…Read More

Hughes ‘em and abuse ‘em

Phil Hughes was absolutely filthy in the Yankees’ 3-1 victory over the A’s Wednesday night/Thursday morning. The 23-year-old retired 20 straight batters, fanned a career-high 10, flirted with…Read More

Joba officially the eighth-inning guy

Yanks skipper Joe Girardi made the announcement today that Joba Chamberlain will be the set-up man for Mariano Rivera. It must’ve been Joba’s stellar performance in Tuesday’s win, getting…Read More

Javy gets his first taste of championship in New York

No. It wasn’t a World Series championship, but it might be just what the struggling righty needs. Following his first win of the season on Tuesday, Javy was awarded the Yankees championship belt…Read More

Five in a row, top of the AL East

After a 7-3 victory over the A’s, the Yanks have now won five in a row and seven of eight overall to claim first place in the AL East. It was the third straight game and fourth in five tries that…Read More

State of the Yanks

Following the Yankees’ sweep of the Texas Rangers this weekend, the team is 9-3 (their best start since 2003) and in second place in the AL East, one-half game behind the Tampa Bay Rays, who swept…Read More

Yanks keep rolling

The Yanks moved to 4-0 in series this season (for the first time since 1926) following Saturday’s 7-3 drubbing of the Rangers. The Bombers also improved their overall record to 8-3 and took sole…Read More

Park on DL, Logan called up

Via Sweeney Murti’s twitter account, the Yankees have placed Chan Ho Park on the DL with a hamstring strain and called up lefty Boone Logan to take his spot in the ‘pen. It’s never good…Read More

Yanks take series from Halos

Behind a solid start from Phil Hughes, the Yanks beat the Angels (just like in the ALCS, hiyooooo) 6-2 Thursday on Jackie Robinson Day. The team has not lost a series all year (3-0) and improved its overall…Read More

Waiting for a Tex message to send

Following the Yanks’ 5-3 loss to the Halos on Wednesday, Mark Teixeira is hitting (put on your surprised hats) .097/.263/.129 through 34 plate appearances in April. This should shock nobody because…Read More

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