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Andrew McCutchen Continues Abysmal Stretch
Arriving in New York to aid the outfield, Yankees outfielder Andrew McCutchen has struggled immensely with his new club. The former N.L. MVP is hitting just .152 in 11 games with the Yankees, continuing the struggles that struck him in San Francisco. On Wednesday night, once again batting from the leadoff spot, he struck out […]
RDelgado 6 years agoGreg Bird Breaks Up No-Hitter
The New York Yankees offense did not show up in Wednesday night's series finale against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field. While struggling ace Luis Severino pitched quite well, the offense failed to record a hit through the first seven innings. After Luke Voit reached on a walk with one out, however, fellow first baseman […]
RDelgado 6 years agoLuis Severino Has Best Start In Months
For the first time in a long time, New York Yankees ace Luis Severino seemed to be his old self Wednesday night in Minnesota. Taking on the Twins, the struggling right-hander allowed just one run in 5 2/3 innings of work, his least amount of runs surrendered since July 1st. While this kind of start […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJ.P. Crawford The Only Bright Spot For Phillies
With Philadelphia Phillies infielder Asdrubal Cabrera starting at third and Scott Kingery having the night off, shortstop J.P. Crawford enjoyed a rare start at shortstop. Batting seventh, the 23-year-old led the club with three hits, including a fifth-inning home run that accounted for Philadelphia's lone run of the game. It was the first three-hit game of […]
RDelgado 6 years agoOdubel Herrera Goes Hitless Yet Again
Alongside the rest of the Philadelphia Phillies offense, outfielder Odubel Herrera has fallen on seriously hard times as the club's playoff hopes die out. The 26-year-old, who's notched career highs in home runs and RBI, seemed headed for an all-around fantastic season early on. In late June, he was hitting in the .300s, but a […]
RDelgado 6 years agoAaron Nola's Home Run Woes Continue In Loss
While Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola continues to be one of the leading candidates to win the NL Cy Young Award this season, he, alongside the rest of his teammates, is slumping this month. The 25-year-old, seeking to avoid a three-game sweep to the Washington Nationals, lasted just five innings, surrendering four runs on six […]
RDelgado 6 years agoDidi Gregorius Smacks Grand Slam In Loss
While the New York Yankees suffered an ugly 10-5 defeat to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, the continuing improvement of shortstop Didi Gregorius was a bright spot. The 28-year-old, who's slowly returning to full-time status, smacked a grand slam in the sixth inning, cutting his club's giant deficit to five runs. This came after […]
RDelgado 6 years agoSonny Gray Takes Loss In Return To Rotation
Perhaps with an eye toward the American League wild-card game, the New York Yankees re-inserted Sonny Gray into the starting rotation in a possible attempt to line up their rotation just right for three weeks from now. Gray, who's had a season to forget, only lasted three innings Tuesday night, surrendering three runs, all coming […]
RDelgado 6 years agoWilson Ramos Can't Save Fading Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies catcher Wilson Ramos, who starred in his first game with the club, once again played a prominent role in the second game of Wednesday's doubleheader. The American League All-Star knocked in two of his club's six runs against the Washington Nationals, recording three hits after sitting out the first game of the day. […]
RDelgado 6 years agoSeranthony Dominguez Falls Apart Again
The Philadelphia Phillies' playoff chances are looking bleaker by the day and Tuesday night's game against the Washington Nationals felt like a major blow. The club, coming off a loss in the first game of the day, held a 6-3 lead heading into the ninth inning. Seranthony Dominguez, who first entered the game in the […]
RDelgado 6 years agoDidi Gregorius Picks Up First RBI Since DL Return
New York Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius is being eased back into the lineup since his return from the disabled list this past Friday, according to manager Aaron Boone. The 28-year-old started just his second game since then on Monday night in Minnesota and would pick up his first RBI since his last game of August. […]
RDelgado 6 years agoGary Sanchez Breaks Deadlock With Home Run
On Monday night, the New York Yankees and Minnesota Twins engaged in what began as a tight, scoreless battle. Through the first five innings of the game, the teams had failed to score any runs, but in the sixth, it would be broken. Yankees starting catcher Gary Sanchez smacked a long home run to left, […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJ.A. Happ Remains Undefeated With Yankees
Beginning the last stretch of a nine-game road trip, the New York Yankees kicked off their three-game series against the Minnesota Twins with a win. On the mound was J.A. Happ, the veteran starter acquired before the trade deadline. Happ, who went six scoreless innings en route to his 16th win of the year, appears […]
RDelgado 6 years agoMasahiro Tanaka Sensational In Seattle
In the aftermath of New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino's dreadful start in the series finale against the Oakland Athletics, starter Masahiro Tanaka was brilliant to open up a series in Seattle. The 29-year-old went eight superb shutout innings, allowing just three hits and striking out 10. The performance was, perhaps, his best since a […]
RDelgado 6 years agoRhys Hoskins Smacks Game-Winning Home Run
Still stuck in a terrible slump, Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Rhys Hoskins perhaps broke out with a major home run. Taking on the New York Mets at Citi Field Friday night, Hoskins smacked a solo home run in the eighth inning, breaking a three-all deadlock. It was a much-needed moment for Hoskins, who's hitting .172 over […]
RDelgado 6 years agoAaron Nola Records 16th Victory Of Season
Once again facing lowly opposition, Philadelphia Phillies starter Aaron Nola recorded his first win in three starts by defeating the New York Mets Friday night at Citi Field. The 25-year-old went seven innings, allowing just three runs on three hits while striking out eight. While it was a better performance than his last time out […]
RDelgado 6 years agoAaron Judge Takes Swings At Safeco Field
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge (wrist) took another significant step in his recovery Friday afternoon prior to his club's game against the Seattle Mariners. The reigning AL Rookie of the Year entered Safeco Field and hit some pitches thrown by hitting coach Marcus Thames, looking quite healthy and not appearing to be dealing with […]
RDelgado 6 years agoGary Sanchez Hits Home Run In Abysmal Performance
Alongside New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Severino, catcher Gary Sanchez had himself an atrocious series finale against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night. Sanchez, who has looked lost at the plate all season, salvaged his game by hitting a two-run home run, his first home run since June. Behind the plate, however, he had two […]
RDelgado 6 years agoLuis Severino Rocked In Ugly Loss
New York Yankees starter Luis Severino went to the mound Wednesday night with a chance to pick up his 18th win of the season against the Oakland Athletics. His night would end disastrously early, as he was knocked around for six runs on six hits in 2 2/3 innings of work. Tossing just 59 pitches, […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJorge Alfaro The Lone Bright Spot In Phillies Offense
On a night where the Philadelphia Phillies offense had one of their most disappointing performances of the season, the backup catcher was the bright spot. Starting on Wednesday with Wilson Ramos enjoying a night off, Jorge Alfaro batted three times and picked up three hits, trying his very best to get the lineup on track. […]
RDelgado 6 years agoRhys Hoskins Strikes Out Three Times In Painful Loss
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Rhys Hoskins is struggling through one of the worst stretches of his young career. The 25-year-old entered Wednesday night's game in Miami hitting .053 across his last seven games and didn't help his cause on the night. The Phillies managed just one run in a terrible loss to the Marlins and Hoskins […]
RDelgado 6 years agoNick Pivetta Only Goes Four Innings, Takes Loss
The Philadelphia Phillies opted for a pinch-hitter over starter Nick Pivetta in the fifth inning of Wednesday night's game in Miami, but it was to no avail. Pivetta was removed due to the mighty struggles of the Phillies offense, going just four innings and allowing just two runs on four hits and two walks. Regardless […]
RDelgado 6 years agoAdeiny Hechavarria Smacks First Home Run With Yankees
Seeing regular action since arriving with the New York Yankees at the beginning of this month, shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria entered Tuesday night's game as a defensive substitution. He would eventually get a plate appearance in the ninth inning and subsequently drilled a solo home run, just his fifth of the season and first in nearly […]
RDelgado 6 years agoLuke Voit Becoming Quite The Clutch Hitter
There is no longer a discussion about the starting first baseman for the New York Yankees. That would be Luke Voit, who continues to become an instrumental part of the offense as they struggle without Aaron Judge. On Tuesday night in Oakland, the club went hitless through five innings, but eventually still prevailed, 5-1. Voit, […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJ.A. Happ Brilliant In Oakland No-Decision
Coming off a rough home start against the Detroit Tigers his last time out, New York Yankees starter J.A. Happ bounced back in a huge way. Taking on the Oakland Athletics in a pivotal AL Wild Card matchup, the 35-year-old allowed just one run on two hits in six innings of work, hitting a batter, […]
RDelgado 6 years agoHector Neris Continues Red-Hot Form
Fresh off being named the National League Reliever of the Month, Philadelphia Phillies reliever Hector Neris continued his scoreless streak Tuesday night in Miami. Coming on in the eighth after Jake Arrieta surrendered a home run, the 29-year-old allowed two hits, but struck out another and escaped the inning unharmed. In August, Neris pitched nine […]
RDelgado 6 years agoAsdrubal Cabrera Drives In Three Runs For Phillies
Starting at third base and batting fifth for the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday, Asdrubal Cabrera was instrumental in his club's 9-4 victory over the Miami Marlins, snapping a three-game losing streak. The 32-year-old first drove in two runners with a double and later drilled a home run, putting his club ahead by six runs. Cabrera […]
RDelgado 6 years agoCarlos Santana Drills Leadoff Home Run In Victory
The Philadelphia Phillies held a lead almost immediately after they kicked off their game with the Miami Marlins Tuesday night at Marlins Park. That's because Carlos Santana, who batted leadoff on the day, smacked a home run as the first batter in the game. It was one of two hits for the 32-year-old, as he […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJake Arrieta Strikes Out 11 For 10th Win
Philadelphia Phillies starter Jake Arrieta benefitted from early run support Tuesday night en route to a victory over the Miami Marlins. Pitching at Marlins Park, the former Cy Young winner went 7 1/3 innings, allowing three runs through the first seven before surrendering a home run to lead off the eighth. After recording one final […]
RDelgado 6 years agoJ.A. Happ Has Worst Outing With Yankees
Since being acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays last month, New York Yankees starter J.A. Happ has been incredibly reliable, winning each of his first five starts with the club. On Thursday, however, his streak would end as he was pounded by the Detroit Tigers. Eventually taking a no-decision, the 35-year-old surrendered five runs on […]
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