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Tag Archives: yankees
Yankees Acquire Berkman and Kearns
In the event you don’t follow the “other” league, the New York Yankees have acquired Lance Berkman from the Astros and Austin Kearns from the Indians. The Yankees sent prospects Mark Melancon and Jimmy Paredes to Houston, who also sent … Continue reading
Mets Game 69: Loss to Yankees
Yankees 4 Mets 0 Sorry Dad. Mark Teixeira chose the Subway Series to get his groove back — much to the chagrin of Mets fans. Additionally, C.C. Sabathia chose Father’s Day to spin his best outing of the season. Game … Continue reading
Mets Game 68: Loss to Yankees
Yankees 5 Mets 3 Sadly, all good things must eventually come to an end — including Mets’ winning streaks on the road. For the first time since June 10th, the Mets lost. In fact, it was the first date the … Continue reading
Mets Game 67: Win Over Yankees
Mets 4 Yankees 0 Many criticize Jerry Manuel’s in-game management. But those are the people who are living in the moment, and seeing only the immediate results. To be a great, brilliant manager like Jerry Manuel, one must have a … Continue reading
Mets Game 45: Win Over Yankees
Mets 6 Yankees 4 Jerry Manuel keeps his job for at least another week, maybe two. Jason Bay continued his red-hot hitting — he is about as locked in as a batter can be right now — and Johan Santana … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged alex cora, c.c. sabathia, jason bay, johan santana, ryota igarashi, yankees
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Mets Game 44: Win Over Yankees
Mets 5 Yankees 3 Jerry Manuel remains employed for another night. The Mets went ahead early, carried on the back of Jason Bay and rolling behind the outstanding pitching of Mike Pelfrey. There was a tense moment in the 8th, … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged angel pagan, jason bay, mike pelfrey, phil hughes, yankees
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Reyes Out with Hyperthyroidism
If you haven’t heard by now, Jose Reyes may be out of action for anywhere from 2 to 8 weeks. Or longer — there’s really no way to determine just yet. The issue with his thyroid is not one to … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Spring Training
Tagged jay horwitz, jose reyes, thyroid, yankees
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Braves Trade Vazquez to Yankees
I know I’m a day late on this one, but it’s taken this much time for me to process the trade. For those living under a rock, the New York Yankee$ traded Melky Cabrera, Michael Dunn, and Arodys Vizcaino to … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason
Tagged braves, javier vazquez, melky cabrera, michael dunn, yankees
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