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As they've done all year long, the Toronto Blue Jays found a way to win Wednesday night, ending the New York Yankees' 2025 season.

Yankees’ Bats Go Quiet, Blue Jays Win ALDS

Blue Jays 5, Yankees 2 One night after exploding for nine runs, the Yankee offense mustered only two in a 5-2 loss against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night. This ended their 2025 season and gave the Blue Jays their first ALDS win since 2016. Guerrero Strikes Again in First Inning Already with eight […]

Thanks to a dominant start from Cam Schlittler, the Yankees overcame a 1-0 series deficit to win the AL Wild Card series on Thursday night.

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Schlitter Dominates as Yankees Win Wild Card Series

Yankees 4, Red Sox 0 The New York Yankees made history Thursday night in their 4-0 win over the Boston Red Sox, becoming the first team to win a Wild Card series after losing the first game under the new postseason format. Before tonight, teams were 0-15 in such scenarios. Yankees-Red Sox Game Summary Yankees […]

The Yankees starting pitching has been excellent this year. However, this has forced them into a difficult position for October.

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Yankees Face Tough Starting Pitching Decision for October

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When the New York Yankees ruled out Gerrit Cole for the 2025 season in March, their starting pitching depth was immediately put on high alert. Sure, they had Max Fried and Carlos Rodon, but everyone else was a question mark. Will Warren made five starts the season prior, and he didn’t look good. Clarke Schmidt […]

The Yankees bullpen helped take them to the World Series last year. Now, that group might be the one thing stopping them from making it back.

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Yankees’ Bullpen Performance Will Dictate Postseason Success

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Every team has an Achilles’ heel, and for the 2025 New York Yankees, it’s their bullpen. Despite beating the Boston Red Sox 4-1 on Friday, this game highlighted what is now commonplace in the Bronx. After six no-hit innings from Luis Gil, Aaron Boone turned the ball over to reliever Fernando Cruz. But on just […]