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Former Red Sox Fan Cam Schlittler Became a Heroic Yankee Savior in Game 3

New York’s 24-year-old rookie wrote himself into the history books while shutting down the team he grew up rooting for to carry the Yankees into the next round.

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Yankees Ready to Arm Max Fried in His Relentless Pursuit of Improvement

The highest paid lefthander in MLB history isn't content with what he’s accomplished in his career. Neither is his new team, which is already thinking of ways to maximize his talents.

Sports Illustrated

Luke Weaver Shuts Down Dodgers in Game 4 to Continue Improbable Rise

The Yankees’ 31-year-old closer seemed to be nearing the end of his MLB career last year. A change he kept secret from the team over the offseason turned him into an elite reliever.

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Carlos Rodon Takes a Page From Fellow Yankees in ALCS Game 1 Win

The mercurial pitcher propelled New York to victory on Monday while practicing a lesson learned from teammate Gerrit Cole and Yankees legend Andy Pettitte.

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Yankees’ Carlos Rodón Admits He Disrespected Pitching Coach During Disastrous Outing

The New York starter was charged with eight earned runs in his final appearance of the year.

Sports Illustrated

Yankees Have Faith in Carlos Rodón’s New Pitching Form

Deploying a few critical tweaks, the 30-year-old fielded an impressive and promising outing against the Red Sox.

Sports Illustrated

Max Scherzer, Mets blow 5-1 lead, fall to Yankees

NEW YORK — The first Subway Series game of the season on Tuesday night didn’t have the injured Aaron Judge or Pete Alonso – that’s a combined 41 home runs on the shelf --- but it had drama and excitement and controversy.

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New Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodon says winning was driving force in free agency

NEW YORK — The Yankees got their bulldog as Carlos Rodon was officially introduced as a member of the team on Thursday morning.

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Yankees Slip Into a Power Struggle for the Ages in ALCS

Down 2–0 to Houston in the ALCS, New York will count on Gerrit Cole to make up for its shortcomings at the plate.

Sports Illustrated

Gerrit Cole Shines Under the Bronx’s Bright Lights in Game 1

Pitching in his first postseason home game as a Yankee, Cole exhibited escapability that’s occasionally eluded him to lead New York to victory over Cleveland.

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Nestor Cortes puts on a show as Yankees rout Orioles; Aaron Judge still stuck on No. 61

NEW YORK — This winter, Nestor Cortes called pitching coach Matt Blake, just to check and make sure he had a spot on the big league roster. A 38th-round draft pick who has had to earn every start and promotion in his career, Cortes didn’t want to leave anything to…

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Yankees call up reliever Manny Banuelos more than a decade after signing

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Manny Banuelos knew that eventually, his journey would end with him wearing a Yankees uniform in the big leagues. It just took a lot longer for it to happen. In 2008, Banuelos was signed out of his native Mexico and was considered one of the brightest…

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Luis Severino feels like he’s a better pitcher than before injuries sidelined him

Luis Severino isn’t the same person who last made a start here at Yankee Stadium. Since September 2019, Severino has been through major surgery, a bunch of nagging injuries and a journey to become a better, more sustainable pitcher.

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Deivi Garcia competing for spot on Yankees big league pitching staff

LAKELAND, Fla. — Deivi Garcia has been competing since before he got to Tampa this spring.

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Stand-up comedy shines during a tough time for music touring

Over the past two years, COVID-19 battered the live entertainment industry with illness, lockdowns, closures, postponements and capacity restrictions. But in the same time period, talent agents have seen a revival in stand-up comedy, driven partly by surprisingly strong demand for live shows.

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This spring is a little different for Yankees’ Nestor Cortes

TAMPA, Fla. — It took Nestor Cortes a while to figure it out. The Cuban native, who grew up outside of Miami and was picked by the Yankees in the 36th round of the 2013 draft, spent the first five years of his professional pitching career just trying not to…

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