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Phil Akre

About Phil Akre

Phil is currently a sophomore at Quinnipiac University working towards a degree in Advertising and Integrated Communications, Journalism minor, and an eventual masters of Interactive Media. He works for Quinnipiac's Athletic department as an assistant in social media, PR and video. He is a former contributor for FanSided's site, "Yanks Go Yard." You can contact Phil through his email, PEAkre@quinnipiac.edu.

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Offseason addition Matt Holliday has looked like a bargain for the New York Yankees. He's been able to contribute both on and off the field.
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While Chicago White Sox starter Jose Quintana is a controllable, young starter, he doesn't fit the current plans of the New York Yankees.
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The New York Yankees farm system is among the games best. However, there are certain prospects that could help them more as trade chips this winter.
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The Yankees need starting pitching. Rich Hill is at the top of this year's free agency. The lefty won't fix the Yankees woes.
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The New York Yankees have had an up and down 2016 season, but playoffs or not, the 2016 season was a huge success for the club.
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After a down year in 2015, New York Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka has rebounded to become one of the most dominant pitchers in the American League.
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Clint Frazier is the New York Yankees #1 overall prospect. He's on the cusp of the Major Leagues, but will he be on the 2017 Opening Day roster?
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The New York Yankees middle relief corps has remained largely unsettled ever since the trade deadline and free agency may be the best route to fixing it.
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Outfielder Ben Gamel was traded to the Seattle Mariners for two low-level pitching prospects. We breakdown why this was a good move for the Yankees.
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Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez has had an amazing start to his MLB career. He looks like a superstar, and it's just the start.
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New York Yankees utility infielder Ronald Torreyes has seen his playing time dwindle down. At this point, it has to be asked why he has a roster spot.
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