Peyton Youse

Peyton Youse

Thanks to his Long Island born mother, Peyton is a diehard New York Yankees fan. Despite their lack of recent success, he deems it a privilege to be a fan of the 27-time champions. Peyton is currently a junior at High Point University, pursuing a sports media degree with a minor in journalism.

Peyton's Articles

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Paul Goldschmidt Proving He’s More Than a Utility Bat

38-year-old veterans, especially those on one-year contracts, are rarely viewed as everyday contributors to a lineup. New York Yankee first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, though, is proof that age is merely a number. In early February, the Yankees re-signed Goldschmidt to a one-year, $4 million deal. With Ben Rice emerging as one of baseball’s best first […]

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The Yankees have the most wins in the American League with 37, but the future looks grim with star outfielder Aaron Judge out indefinitely.
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Aaron Judge Out Indefinitely With Rib Injury

The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Guardians 2-1 on Thursday, but the day itself felt like a loss for the team. Hours after outfielder Aaron Judge was ruled out for the third straight game, it was revealed that the three-time MVP suffered a stress fracture in his right rib. While it’s unclear what specifically […]

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Why a Tarik Skubal Trade Is Best for the Tigers

Less than two years ago, the Detroit Tigers’ had one of the brightest futures in all of major league baseball. Following nine consecutive seasons without a playoff appearance, the team ended its drought with an 86-win season in 2024. That mark secured them an American League Wild Card date with the Houston Astros, whom they […]

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With Austin Wells showing no offensive improvement in 2026, these are the best catchers for the Yankees to target at the trade deadline.
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Catchers for Yankees to Target at the Trade Deadline

It’s no secret that New York Yankee catchers have underperformed in 2026. In 40 games, starting catcher Austin Wells is hitting .165 with a .559 OPS and six RBI. His backup counterpart, J.C. Escarra, isn’t any better. Even after a three-hit performance on Monday, Escarra has an identical .559 OPS and a -0.1 WAR in […]

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Despite the group appearing thin on paper, the Yankees' rotation is built to withstand a Max Fried injury.
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Yankees’ Rotation Is Built to Withstand a Max Fried Injury

Coming into the 2026 season, the New York Yankees’ starting rotation was hanging on by a thread. Without Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon, and Clarke Schmidt, the Yankees had one established starting pitcher in Max Fried. But in his tenth start of the season on Wednesday, Fried exited the game after three innings due to left […]

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Despite taking two run leads in consecutive games, the Yankees suffered their second series sweep of the season against the Brewers.
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Yankees Fall to Brewers, Suffer Second Sweep of Season

For the first time in a month, the New York Yankees suffered a series sweep, this time at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers. The series loss drops the Yankees into second place in the American League East, with the team one full game behind the Tampa Bay Rays. These are the key takeaways from […]

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Yankees Call Up Outfield Prospect Spencer Jones

One of the most accomplished prospects in New York Yankees history is on his way to the Bronx. Following Jasson Dominguez’s injury against the Texas Rangers on Thursday, the Yankees announced they were calling up outfielder Spencer Jones, the team’s No. 6 prospect. In 33 Triple-A games this year, Jones leads minor league baseball with […]

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Surprises and Dissapointments After Major League Baseball’s First Month

The calendar has turned to May, and the second full month of baseball is underway. In the first five weeks of the season, several players came out of the gates hot, while others stumbled. From breakout rookies to struggling veterans, these are the biggest surprises and disappointments after month one of the Major League Baseball […]

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