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Game Date:
05/23/2017
7:05pm EST
Lines:
Kansas City +1.5
New York -1.5
Total:
Over
9 (-110)
Under 9 (-110)
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Chris Carelli, SNY.TV Facebook | Twitter | About Me | Archives The Yankees entered the 2017 campaign believing they would have much better performance from their first basemen after a dormant 2016 season. Instead, Yankees first basemen rank dead last in MLB in each component of the triple slash line (.176/.288/.301) and OPS+ (45, with 100 considered average). The drain at the position in 2016 was disappointing, but the club was optimistic for 2017 with Tyler Austin set to build on last season's cameo, Greg Bird back and healthy, and 2016 National League home run co-leader Chris Carter signed for added power. Austin was hurt before a competition at first base could begin, allowing Bird to win Continue to Article
May 23, 2017 11:30:am EST
Twins 14, Orioles 7: Baltimore jumped out to a 5-0 lead and led 6-2 after four but then the Twins started bashing. Actually, it wasn’t so much bashing as the ten runs they scored between the fifth and sixth innings all came without the benefit of a homer. Yankees 4, Royals 2: Brett Gardner, Didi Gregorius and Chris Carter all went deep as the Yankees beat Jason Vargas. Continue to Article
May 23, 2017 6:57:am EST
It came in the form of an umpire who made some calls Girardi didn’t particularly enjoy. Girardi didn’t respond too kindly, screaming at the man and kicking dirt on home plate. On Monday, Girardi got his shot at a happy ending. Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 10:32:pm EST
New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman is expected to begin throwing next week after he went on the disabled list due to a shoulder injury, according to YES Network. Chapman hasn't pitched since May 12 and went on the disabled list two days later due to rotator cuff inflammation. He had been feeling shoulder discomfort for weeks before the Yankees placed him on the DL. Chapman was scheduled to meet with a team physician before Monday's game against the Kansas City Royals, but manager Joe Girardi did not have a definitive update when talking to the media. "Originally we said (Chapman) would not be throwing for two weeks," Girardi said, according to NJ.com's Randy Miller. "It's only been a week. Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 7:40:pm EST
The verdict is in: Rookie slugger Aaron Judge is getting his own rooting section at Yankee Stadium. Framed by faux wood paneling, covering three rows and fashioned to fit 18 fans wearing black judicial robes with the Yankees' logo on the front and his No. 99 on the back, this court opened on Monday night. Looking like a jury box, ballpark style, with proper lettering on a sign at the back of Section 104, just behind where he plays right field. Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 7:36:pm EST
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