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Yankees’ seven-game win streak ends with loss to White Sox as bats go quiet (highlights)
The New York Yankees’ seven-game win streak ended Sunday with a 3-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox in the series finale at Rate Field. New York led 1-0 early and 2-1 after five innings, but could not hold either lead or add to it as Chicago avoided the four-game sweep.
Beating the best is a challenge for another day for the Yankees. Wrecking the worst can get them to October, too.
Trent Grisham hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth inning and the New York Yankees beat the Houston Astros 5-4 on Saturday ...
The New York Yankees caught a rare break this week when Paul Goldschmidt avoided a potentially serious knee injury. At […] ...
After New York outlasted the White Sox in 11 innings, WFAN’s Suzyn Waldman told Jazz Chisholm Jr. on the field that Toronto had coughed one up to Milwaukee, meaning the Yankees now trail the Blue Jays ...
The Yankees got lucky. The ball dropped foul by inches. From there, Bednar struck out Sosa for the second out to take the sacrifice fly out of play and send Caballero back to the outfield.
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Feeling the 'urgency,' Yankees go for sweep of struggling Cardinals
The injury-battered New York Yankees felt urgency coming into St. Louis for a three-game weekend series against the Cardinals. That was underscored by Yankees general manager Brian Cashman's presence ...
An MLB insider predicts Aaron Boone’s job hinges on a deep Yankees playoff run after Sunday’s 3–2 loss to the White Sox tightened pressure.
With rosters set to expand from 26 players to 28 on September 1, the front end of the New York Yankees' bullpen could look quite a bit different in short order.
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