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Yankees manager Joe Girardi covers home plate with dirt after being ejected by umpire Scott Barry on Saturday. A wild week around Major League Baseball continued Saturday as Joe Girardi launched into an epic on-field and off-field tirade following his ejection from the Yankees 9-5 loss to the Rays. The Yankees manager was tossed in the fifth inning on the heels of pitching coach Larry Rothschild being ejected. Continue to Article

May 21, 2017 12:53:am EST

Masahiro Tanaka allowed six runs on nine hits, Tommy Layne allowed three additional runs, and the Yankees fell to the Tampa Bay Rays, 9-5, on Saturday at Tropicana Field. Click here for the full box score Tanaka (5-3, 6.56 ERA) allowed three home runs, including two by Corey Dickerson, and struggled for a second consecutive outing. He lasted just three plus innings less than a week after he allowed eight runs on seven hits in just one and 2/3 innings of work against the Astros. Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez both hit solo shots to pace the Yankees, who have lost three straight games. Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild was ejected during a mound visit in the fifth inning, and manager Joe Continue to Article

May 20, 2017 8:06:pm EST

Yankees manager Joe Girardi has been ejected during an animated argument and New York pitching coach Larry Rothschild and Tampa Bay starter Matt Andriese also have been tossed in a testy game at Tropicana Field. Andriese hit Matt Holliday after giving up a home run to Gary Sanchez in the fifth. In the bottom half, Yankees reliever Tommy Layne plunked Corey Dickerson, who had hit two home runs off starter Masahiro Tanaka. Continue to Article

May 20, 2017 7:21:pm EST

Chris Carelli, SNY.TV Facebook | Twitter | About Me | Archives The Yankees have plenty of young talent on their roster, but because Starlin Castro is in his eighth season in the big leagues, it's easy to forget he's just 27 years old. Castro is in his baseball prime and based on his performance so far this season, he might be poised to tap into the potential some expected years ago. At age-21 in 2011, Castro led the National League in hits (207) in just his second season and expectations heightened for the then-shortstop. Castro never reached the presumed zenith in Chicago and after a couple of rough seasons, he was traded to New York. Continue to Article

May 19, 2017 11:49:pm EST

Chris Carelli, SNY.TV Facebook | Twitter | About Me | Archives The Yankees have plenty of young talent on their roster, but because Starlin Castro is in his eighth season in the big leagues, it's easy to forget he's just 27 years old. Castro is in his baseball prime and based on his performance so far this season, he might be poised to tap into the potential some expected years ago. At age-21 in 2011, Castro led the National League in hits (207) in just his second season and expectations heightened for the then-shortstop. Castro never reached the presumed zenith in Chicago and after a couple of rough seasons, he was traded to New York. Continue to Article

May 18, 2017 10:33:pm EST