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 […]
Read MoreEvery 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 […]
Read MoreCarlos Rodon and Max Fried The Yankees’ pitching staff took a massive hit before the season, but with the postseason looming, their top two arms have made for a tough decision. Just three weeks before Opening Day, New York revealed that their ace, Gerrit Cole, would miss all of 2025 due to Tommy John surgery. […]
Read MoreRangers 8, Yankees 5 (10 Innings) ARLINGTON, Texas (Aug 4) — The Texas Rangers triumphed over the New York Yankees, beating them, 8–5, Monday night. A three-run walk-off home run by Josh Jung sealed the deal for the Rangers, giving them a 1–0 lead in this three-game series. They’ll go for the series victory Tuesday […]
Read MoreIn 2016, the Atlanta Braves fired manager Fredi Gonzalez, brought in triple-A manager Brian Snitker and finished with a mealy 68–93 record, the worst in the NL East. The team, led by first baseman Freddie Freeman, who finished sixth in MVP voting, did not have much on their roster. Pitcher Julio Teheran was an All-Star, […]
Read MoreThe Atlanta Braves have not created a move on any targets that would excite the fans for the upcoming season. General Manager Alex Anthopoulos’ patience is a virtue in most situations. Unfortunately, this free agency period is an antithesis of his philosophy. With the Braves losing key pieces such as Max Fried, Charlie Morton, Travis […]
Read MoreThe New York Yankees have made a significant splash in the offseason by signing star pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract. This deal solidifies the Yankees’ rotation and marks one of the most notable free-agent acquisitions in recent memory. The contract solidifies the fourth biggest contract in major league history for a […]
Read MorePadres 5, Braves 4 The San Diego Padres eliminated the Atlanta Braves in the second wild card game at Petco Park Wednesday night. Padres starting pitcher Joe Musgrove allowed an early sacrifice fly from Marcell Ozuna before locking in and holding it down until the top of the fourth, where he had to exit due […]
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