For decades YES (Yankees Entertainment and Sports) Network has carried both Brooklyn/New Jersey Nets and Yankees games as well as other content surrounding the teams. They even recently started broadcasting New York Liberty WNBA games too. Meanwhile, MSG Network has held the Knicks, Rangers, Devils, Islanders, and Sabres games, while also producing New York Giants […]
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Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot
Last night the Yankees defeated the Seattle Mariners to win their second game in a three-game set in Seattle. Rizzo led the team with two RBIs, one coming in extra innings, and winning the game for New York. The Mariners let the game slip away late in the 10th with a costly baserunning error. Mariner’s […]
Soto walks off Red Sox
Last night the Yankees welcomed the Red Sox for the first game of their final series of the season. On the mound for Boston was Cooper Criswell and for New York, it was Nestor Cortes. Both pitchers had very solid nights in what ended up being a very low-scoring game. Each let up just one […]
Yanks call up Jasson Dominguez
Prior to Monday’s series opener vs the Kansas City Royals, the Yankees called up outfielder Jasson Domínguez. In his first game back, he went 1/4 with a stolen base and run scored in his first game in the Bronx in exactly 365 days. Before Monday’s matchup Domínguez. “This is a dream. Since I started playing, […]
Soto homers 3 times, Yankees beat White Sox
Monday night the Yankees dropped the first matchup of a three-game set against the MLB-worst 29-win White Sox. Last night, they looked to bounce back from that 12-2 blowout loss, and they did just that. Juan Soto was the player of the night for the Yankees, he went 3/4 on the night with three home […]
Yankees complete sweep of Phillies.
Yesterday afternoon the Yankees took on the Phillies for the final game of their three-game series. Cristopher Sanchez got the start for Philly while Nestor Cortes was on the bump for New York. Cortes has been underwhelming this season after being one of the better pitchers on the team for the past few years. There […]
Yankees Rookie Strikes out six, as NY takes game 2 in Philly
Last night, after Yankee’s ace Gerrit Cole became a late scratch, NY put Will Warren on the mound. This was due to what they call “general body fatigue” for Cole, who is not expected to be out long-term. The 25-year-old righty shined in what was his MLB debut. He let up four hits and four […]
Chisholm, Judge homer twice as Yankees trounce Phils
The Yankees continued their six-game road trip last night, with their first of three in Philadelphia taking on the first-place Phillies. The newest Yankee, Jazz Chisolm Jr., started the game out of position. During his time in Miami, Chisholm played both second base and the outfield for the Marlins. On Tuesday he ran out as […]
Comparing Aaron Judge’s 2024 Season to his Historic 2022 Run
The Yankees are three games into the second half of the 2024 season, and team captain Aaron Judge sits atop the league with 35 home runs to this point. Fans are reminiscing about 2022 and wondering if Judge can break his AL record of 62 homers. But his recent “slump” prevents him from repeating history. […]
The MLB trade deadline is quickly approaching, let’s look at who might join the Yankees
With the end of the MLB trade under a month away, one team Sports Illustrated believes should be carefully watched is the New York Yankees. Like any team, The Yankees are looking to upgrade their roster, and aren’t afraid to spend a pretty penny doing so. From what is currently known, there are five potential […]
Ray Negron: 50 years bridging the gap between the Yankees and the community
The word “Humanitarian” can often be an incredibly lofty word. It gets tacked on the end of 3 or 4 more titles. Almost everyone knows what it means but it’s amorphis, hazy, a throwaway. I’m not going to insult Mr. Negron with a throwaway word you put behind “actor” “author” “celebrity”. The larger issue would […]
Luis Castillo’s The Lucky Baseball Review: A Must-Read Children’s Book about Pursuing your Dreams with Perseverance and Dedication
“The Lucky Baseball,” written by one of the New York Yankees’ most beloved former batboys Luis Castillo, follows a lonely baseball who wants to be a part of all the fun and comradery that America’s favorite pastime has to offer. After being left on the side of the field to watch all the neighborhood kids […]
