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Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Rays and Red Sox both take losses
The Yankees traveled north of the border on Friday, as they opened up a series against the Blue Jays. However, they left their bats — or whatever is left of them — back in the states. The lineup mustered just one run as they dropped the opener 3-1 to Toronto. While the Yankees stunk up […]
Yankees prospects: Newcomer Omar Alfonzo launches walk-off homer for Somerset
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: L, 13-1 at Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2B Anthony Volpe 1-4, HR, RBI, 2 K — second homer back in ScrantonCF Jasson Domínguez 1-4LF Max Schuemann 1-4DH J.C. Escarra 0-4SS Oswaldo Cabrera 1-4, KRF Yanquiel Fernández 1-4, KC Mitch Garver 1-3, 2B, BB, K — double for the 10-year veteran in his first […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 8/15/26
Man, that 10-run game from the offense on Wednesday was fun, wasn’t it? Alas, it was a complete anomaly. They’ve gone right back to snoozing their way through a pennant race with one solo homer and nothing else in their last 18 innings. Pathetic. Yes, the defense was embarrassing in its own right on that […]
Yankees news: The molding of George Lombard Jr.
MLB.com | Matthew Ritchie: George Lombard Jr. has impressed since his call-up last week, not just with his tools on the field, but the way he’s comported himself through all the hoopla. The rookie himself credited the wide range of voices he can seek in the Yankees clubhouse. There are, of course, numerous veterans, MVPs […]
Offense fails to show up in Yanks’ series opener against Jays
Yesterday our own Jeremy Nielsen described the Yankee offense no-showing like they were itching to just get on the plane and start their road trip already. Tonight felt like the bats somehow never left the tarmac, because aside from Trent Grisham poking one out of the stands there just wasn’t anything to show for their […]
New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays: Gerrit Cole vs. Shane Bieber
The Yankees ended their homestand on a 4-2 run, winning series against both the Braves and Mariners. Now they’ll look to keep that momentum going on a road trip through a couple of AL East destinations, beginning tonight with a bout against the Blue Jays. Toronto has been rather disappointing this season, following up their […]
Yankees Mailbag: Reviewing the minor league standouts
Good afternoon everyone, it’s time to dive back into the mailbag and answer some of your questions. Remember to send in your questions for our weekly call by e-mail to pinstripealleyblog [at] gmail [dot] com. Darth_Lazarus asks: Do we think Garver has anything left in the tank? Not particularly, but with the complete lack of catchers […]
Yankees fans think Jasson Domínguez is more likely than Anthony Volpe to impact 2027
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across Major League Baseball. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Yankees fans and fans across the country. Although the New York Yankees had a somewhat-reserved Trade Deadline in only bringing aboard Luis García Jr. and Heliot Ramos, they did find another way […]
The worst offense in a winning streak in Yankees’ history
The Yankees’ offense hasn’t been particularly great lately. Ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Mariners, in which they actually cracked double digits, they had averaged just 3.1 runs per game on their recent home stand. Yet in spite of that, they had also gone 4-3 through Tuesday, which is not what you’d expect in a […]
The Yankees Rotation Depth Inventory: August
With Carlos Rodón scheduled to make a second rehab start this week, one of the the biggest questions among Yankees prognosticators is whether Will Warren or Ryan Weathers should bounce to the bullpen once he returns. It’s a delightful rarity in the modern game to have a glut at starting pitcher. Still, as close as the […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Jim Mason
By the time the Yankees reached the 1976 World Series, Jim Mason was a forgotten man. After beginning the ‘75 season as the team’s starting shortstop, he gradually descended in the team’s pecking order as his offense slipped, first serving as a part-time player and then purely as a late-inning defensive replacement. Mason would appear […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Boston shuts down the Jays
The Bombers took a painful 1-0 loss on Thursday at the hand of the Mariners. They mustered just one hit against Seattle, wasting a very solid effort from Max Fried, as they drop to 6.5 games out of first place in the East. As something resembling a silver lining, they were far from the only […]
New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays: Series Preview
Following a dance with the Mariners at home, the Yankees are heading north of the border for a three-game set with a largely struggling Toronto club. Despite looking up at a significant deficit in the AL East standings, the Blue Jays are at least playing some decent ball of late, winning five of their last […]
Yankees prospects: ERC pitches his best start of the year
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 5-1 at Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2B Anthony Volpe 1-4, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 KLF Jasson Domínguez 0-4, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 K3B Max Schuemann 1-3, 1 2B, 1 BB, 1 KC J.C. Escarra 2-4, 2 RBI, 1 RSS Oswaldo Cabrera 0-41B Tyler Hardman 1-4, 1 HR, 2 […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 8/14/26
The Yankees couldn’t wrap up a sweep of Seattle on Thursday, instead sleeping through the matinee finale and getting shutout in a 1-0 loss. Max Fried was the unlucky victim of the disappearing offense, allowing just a solo shot in the second inning and getting a notch in the loss column for it. Still, the […]
Yankees news: Spencer goes to the swing doctor
The Athletic | Chris Kirschner ($): This past December, Spencer Jones went on a sojourn. Determined to fix the holes in his swing that led to an astronomical K% in his minor-league career, Jones and his swing coaches trekked to go see Richard Schenck, Aaron Judge’s personal swing coach. In spring training, Jones’ Ohtani-esque toe […]
Yankees leave bats at home, drop drowsy finale to Mariners
I sincerely hope nobody reading this recap took a friend, family member, or romantic partner to this afternoon’s Yankees game, hoping to make a baseball fan for life in the process. Last night would have been a great game for that sort of thing. The Bombers clawed their way back from an early deficit and […]
New York Yankees vs. Seattle Mariners: Max Fried vs. Logan Gilbert
Cynicism is very much in this summer. If it were an ice cream flavor it would be flying off the shelves in the midst of the late-summer humidity—which has only exacerbated everybody’s foul moods. Every lighthearted mention of something cool or good that took place in the world tends to be habitually followed up with […]
Yankees Sequence(s) of the Week: Gerrit Cole (8/8)
There have been many legendary pitchers to don the pinstripes. From Mariano Rivera to Whitey Ford, Andy Pettitte to Ron Guidry, the franchise history is rich with Hall of Famers, Cy Young winners, and record holders. Gerrit Cole can certainly count himself among their ranks, and tallied a special milestone last Saturday against the Braves. […]
When Apollo came to the Bronx
Ten billion dollars. Supposedly that’s what Yankees Global Enterprises, the consortium that controls the New York Yankees, Legends Hospitality, owns a controlling interest in the YES Network and partial stakes in New York City FC and AC Milan, is worth. That valuation was an agreed-upon sum as YGE received a $2.5 billion cash injection from […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Rays win ninth in a row, Red Sox lose fifth in a row
Well that’s more like it from the Yankees offense! Despite Will Warren putting them in a hole early, the bats kept the pressure on all game long and produced some of the best slug we’ve seen all year. Trent Grisham and Spencer Jones led the charge, the former crushing a pair of home runs and […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Jay Buhner
In the initial years of George Steinbrenner’s ownership of the Yankees, things went pretty well. They won the 1977 and ‘78 World Series titles, they won pennants in 1976 and 1981 and made the postseason on several other occasions. While “The Boss’” general personality always made him likely to be a bit of a wild […]
Finally healthy, Gerrit Cole’s march towards Cooperstown is renewed
What is a Hall of Fame starting pitcher in today’s MLB? We know of a few retiring legends who’ve transcended eras and will be in Cooperstown: namely Zack Greinke, Clayton Kershaw, Justin Verlander, and Max Scherzer. But the game and the position itself have evolved in such a way that the traditional stats that used […]
Yankees prospects: Roderick Arias hits first Double-A homer
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: L, 3-11 at Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2B Anthony Volpe 2-4, 3B, KRF Jasson Domínguez 0-4CF Max Schuemann 1-4, 2B, RBIC J.C. Escarra 1-4LF Marco Luciano 0-1 — replaced after fly out in second, might have tweaked something LF Duke Ellis 1-3, K, SBSS Oswaldo Cabrera 1-4, HR, RBI — 14 dingers for […]
What do you expect from Giancarlo Stanton the rest of the season?
As the Yankees have continued to squeak by thanks to elite pitching, the question has only grown louder: when will the bats wake up? The answer, for the most part, is whenever the triumvirate of Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger, and Giancarlo Stanton recover (or, perhaps, last night). Bellinger and Stanton have both been working out […]
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