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Yankees’ Max Fried pleased with RailRiders rehab start; George Lombard Jr. returns
MOOSIC, Pa. — Max Fried had two goals for his first rehab start on Friday night: Get in all his pitches and come away feeling good. Mission accomplished. The New York Yankees’ left-hander, who has not pitched in a game since May 13th due to a bone bruise in his pitching elbow, worked the first […]
Yankees prospects: George Lombard Jr. homers as Max Fried rehabs in Scranton
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 7-6 vs. Worcester Red Sox SS George Lombard Jr. 2-3, HR, BB, RBI, K, throwing error — Welcome back, George! Last played at Triple-A on June 16th, when he suffered the finger sprainLF Duke Ellis 0-0C J.C. Escarra 1-4, SBCF Spencer Jones 1-4, 2B, RBI2B Marco Luciano 2-4, 2B, KDH Yanquiel […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/18/26
It’d be one thing to lose to a good team like the Dodgers to begin the second half after the good feelings of the sweep to end the first and the relaxing All-Star break. But the way the Yankees lost on Friday night? Hooboy. Managerial blunders, questionable baserunning decisions, and most damning of all, another […]
Yankees news: Aaron Judge not yet cleared for baseball activities
MLB.com | Bryan Hoch: In case you missed it, we got a bit of an update on the Captain on Friday. While recent imaging has shown some healing in Aaron Judge’s ribs, he’s still not cleared to begin baseball activities as of yet, although they’re still waiting on another opinion before mapping out a gameplan […]
Yankees’ questionable decisions, quiet offense lead to Dodgers win to begin second half
Gerrit Cole never threw a pitch trailing in this game. Yet he was on the hook for a fifth loss—wasting what was a magnificent outing—because the Yankees offense failed to score more than one (unearned) run against Roki Sasaki and the Dodgers bullpen to prevent a 2-1 defeat. One mistake by the Yankees starter against […]
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers: Gerrit Cole vs. Roki Sasaki
Two World Series contenders coming off sweeps before the All-Star break will meet at Yankee Stadium for a three-game weekend set to begin the second half. There’s just one thing: the Dodgers weren’t the ones doing the sweeping in their last series at home against the Diamondbacks, suffering their first dusting of the season. It’s […]
Yankees share Aaron Judge injury update on broken rib
Right as the Yankees return to play following the All-Star break, there is news on the Aaron Judge front. The Yankees’ captain underwent a re-imaging procedure on his fractured rib on Wednesday, and the results could seemingly be described as cautiously optimistic. There has been some healing, but not enough for Judge to resume baseball […]
Yankees Mailbag: Options for catcher and Lombard’s window
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. Michael G. asks: The Reds seem to be falling out of the race. Would Stephenson make some some sense? He’s a […]
Homer, Baseball, and the Art of Storytelling
If you’re a fan of Christopher Nolan films, ancient Greek mythology, or that weird Hollywood genre where we spend lots and lots of money to rescue Matt Damon (see: Saving Private Ryan, The Martian, Interstellar, Elysium), then you already know that today, Nolan’s latest film, The Odyssey premiers in theaters. And if you didn’t already […]
Yankees Draft: How did the picks fare in College World Series play?
One of my favorite times of the year is the NCAA Baseball Tournament. The Road to Omaha and the Greatest Show on Dirt is one of the best fan experiences in baseball. If you have never been, add it to your bucket list. Go when your school makes it, or better yet, adopt a few […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Tillinghast L’Hommedieu Huston
“Gentleman. American. Sportsman. Through whose vision and courage this imposing edifice, destined to become the home of champions, was erected and dedicated to the American game of baseball.” So reads the second plaque erected at the old Yankee Stadium to recognize a figure of organizational significance. The plaque predates Monument Park itself, having been installed […]
Yankees potential trade target: Joe Ryan
Last year at the trade deadline, there was a decent amount of buzz that the Twins would move starting pitcher Joe Ryan. For starters, they did move quite a number of their notable players, including Carlos Correa and Jhoan Duran. On deadline day, there were even reports that a deal to send Ryan to the […]
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers: Series Preview
The Yankees start the unofficial second half of the season in the Bronx, taking on the club that has superseded them as the main characters of Major League Baseball. The Los Angeles Dodgers boast the best record in the sport, and an 11.5-game stranglehold on the NL West. Shohei Ohtani, who skipped All-Star festivities to […]
Yankees prospects: Rain puts damper on Lombard’s home run parade
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Offday Double-A Somerset Patriots: Offday High-A Hudson Valley Renegades: Offday Low-A Tampa Tarpons: Offday Florida Complex League Yankees: Cancelled by rain vs. FCL Blue Jays — weather’s the only thing that can keep George Lombard Jr. from homering Dominican Summer League Yankees: W, 4-3 at DSL Rangers Blue CF Isaias Castillo 1-4, […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/17/26
Welcome back to the show everyone. After a four-day All-Star Break excursion, we now return to our regularly scheduled programming. The second half of the season is here, and the Yankees start off the back end of their calendar with a doozy, a three-game set against the two-time defending-champion Dodgers. It’ll be the first time […]
Yankees news: The 2027 schedule drop
SNY | Alex Smith: MLB announced full schedules for the 2027 season Thursday. The Yankees will start the campaign at home with three-game sets against the Blue Jays and Athletics before heading to Cleveland and then Pittsburgh on a road trip. The Subway Series will be held in Queens from May 28-30 and in the […]
MLB Schedule 2027: Yankees to open season at home versus Blue Jays
The All-Star Break is nearly over, the Yankees ready to kick off their second-half slate with a showdown with the Dodgers. Before we get to the second half of the 2026 season, however, MLB has announced the schedule for the 2027 season. The Yankees will open next season at home against the Blue Jays on Thursday March […]
Paul Blackburn is giving the Yankees exactly what they need
Paul Blackburn had posted a 5.28 ERA in 15.1 innings with the Yankees in 2025. The team, however, saw something in him, something that persuaded them to keep him around despite that ugly number. Then, 2026 came around. The right-hander alternated good and bad outings, but even at his worst, the Yankees were patient. And […]
Yankees Sequence of the Week: Paul Blackburn (7/12)
The Yankees starred in one of the most drab All-Star Games in recent memory, Cody Bellinger picking up MVP honors for his two-run single in the first while Ben Rice also drove in a run. It means we are just a day away from the second half kicking off, the Yankees starting a pivotal stretch […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Tom Metcalf
Not every player that makes the major league is going to become a Hall of Famer. Not every player that makes it is going to be an All-Star. Not every player that makes it will even have a semi-long career. There are plenty of guys who have a brief cup of coffee and then never […]
Yankees potential trade target: Ryan Jeffers
Rarely at MLB’s trade deadline does a single, obvious player-team match take hold. Any player with substantial value who’s on the market tends to garner interest from across the league, making their landing place a mystery until the 11th hour. But when you cross-reference a thin market at catcher with a small number of teams […]
How will the Yankees open up their second half?
The All-Star break giving us a four-day reprieve before kicking off the unofficial second half of the season is always a good time for reflection, as many front offices are surely doing with their rosters in the weeks remaining before the trade deadline. A lot can still happen to change up what the Yankees are […]
Yankees news: Bombers close to securing $3B financing deal
Bloomberg | Silas Brown and Randall Williams: The Yankees are reportedly moving closer to raising $3 billion of financing from Apollo Global Management, Inc. The package is mostly comprised of debt and equity. Per the NY Post, the fresh capital is expected to be used ‘to refinance existing obligations and fund future expansion projects.’ ESPN […]
Yankees prospect Tyler Hardman wins honor for big series in Buffalo
With the help of Tyler Hardman’s bat, the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders rode some momentum into the All-Star break. The RailRiders took four of six games in a series at Sahlen Field in New York against the Buffalo Bisons, top affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Hardman led the way, batting .500 (12-for-24) in the six […]
Where does the Yankees’ organizational depth stand after the 2026 MLB Draft?
Every year, after the coffers are refilled through the draft, it is a good time to take a look at where the organization’s depth stands. Over the last few seasons, the Yankees have promoted several of their top prospects and used their farm system depth to acquire pieces at the Trade Deadline. Coming into this […]
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