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“Gotta Score a Frickin’ Point”: Aaron Boone Left Furious as Yankees’ Slump Deepens

The New York Yankees entered June looking like one of the strongest teams in the American League. Two months later, the numbers tell a different story. The club has managed to stay in the playoff picture, but the impact of Aaron Judge’s absence has gone beyond the duration of his IL stint. While the Yankees […] The post “Gotta Score a Frickin’ Point”: Aaron Boone Left Furious as Yankees’ Slump Deepens appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Chicago Cubs vs New York Yankees – Series Preview (July 31-August 2): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4

The Cubs (62-47) posted a 5-2 record on a road trip to Pittsburgh and St. Louis thanks to some excellent pitching and a couple of explosive offensive performances. They have now reached their high-water mark for the season at 15 games over .500, and they return home this weekend for a battle against a Yankees … The post Chicago Cubs vs New York Yankees – Series Preview (July 31-August 2): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4 appeared first on .

New York Yankees vs. Chicago Cubs: Series Preview

After wrapping up a series against the White Sox on Thursday, the Yankees don’t have to go very far to open up their next matchup. Starting later today, the Yankees are making their across town to the north side of Chicago, as they’ll now open up a three-game set against the Cubs. The Cubs come […]

Podcast: White Sox Wild Series Split vs. Yankees

Episode Summary Chicago White Sox pull off a series split against the New York Yankees in wild ways. But it's a continuation of a young team showing its resiliency. Plus, a look into Sean Burke's dominance and the White Sox make their way to St. Petersburg, Florida.  The post Podcast: White Sox Wild Series Split vs. Yankees appeared first on Sox Machine .

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/31/26

The Yankees started their week in Chicago off on a strong note, winning the first two games, and it looked like they were well on their way to a series win and potentially a sweep when they were up 4-0 with Cam Schlittler cruising on the mound on Wednesday. Unfortunately, things fell apart and quickly […]

Yankees news: Looking at the top trade needs and targets

MLB.com | Bryan Hoch: With the Trade Deadline fast approaching and no major moves as of yet, the question remains about what the Yankees will do this go around. It seems pretty obvious that the Yankees are looking for catching help, at least one additional arm in their bullpen, and possibly even an outfielder now […]

Yankees’ Aaron Boone calls out reason for brutal White Sox series finale loss

After winning seven of their previous nine games, including the first two of their road series with the Chicago White Sox, the New York Yankees lost a pair of extra-inning games to close the series. Yankees manager Aaron Boone suddenly lost his patience following Thursday’s 2-1 defeat in 11 innings. The Yankees were held in […] The post Yankees’ Aaron Boone calls out reason for brutal White Sox series finale loss appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Yankees rumors: NL East All-Star emerges on trade deadline radar

The New York Yankees are looking to make moves at the upcoming MLB trade deadline. New York is comfortably in the postseason race and will look to upgrade its roster for the stretch run. What those upgrades specifically look like obviously remains to be seen in the coming days. But trade chatter is certainly picking […] The post Yankees rumors: NL East All-Star emerges on trade deadline radar appeared first on ClutchPoints .

White Sox gifted an actual walk-off walk, beat Yankees 2-1 in 11

Sean Burke was lights out for six scoreless innings. Ryan Weathers of the Yankees was equally as good, but for seven. Each starter gave up only three hits, Burke walking two and Weathers three, with Burke winning the battle of the K’s with 10 (one short of his career high) to Weathers’ four. Burke was […]

White Sox 2, Yankees 1 (11 innings): Shrimp in Chicago

The White Sox entered Thursday leading the American League with 4.8 runs scored per game; an important detail to file away whenever they do something like get shutout for nine innings in a crucial series finale against one of the best teams in baseball. After winning their last two games against the Yankees in their last at-bat, they also lead the AL with nine walk-off victories. And because Fernando Cruz threw four-straight bad ones to Tristan Peters with the bases loaded and two outs in th...

Yankees, Braves, Rangers Among Teams Looking For Right-Handed Outfielder

Right-handed bats are at a premium this deadline. The Mariners and Phillies were already known to be looking for help against lefty pitching, but there’s ample competition for righty-hitting outfielders in particular. Jorge Castillo of ESPN and Bryan Hoch of MLB.com each report that the Yankees have been seeking a right-handed hitting outfielder — a […]

Pregame notes: Can Sean Burke help secure a split?

Davis Martin feels a sort of pride about weathering a four-run first to deliver six innings in an eventual victory on Wednesday night that only starting pitchers can really understand, and truly believes his mechanics are returning to their first half norms. Beginning with 7 1/3 innings of one-run ball against these same Yankees, Sean Burke is on a seven-outing streak that's established him as the best thing the White Sox have going in their rotation: 44 2/3 IP, 32 H, 8 ER, 7 BB, 57 K, 4 HR,...