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While the Yankees may wait until after the MLB draft to pursue free-agent starting pticher Dallas Keuchel, there reportedly appears to be mutual interest. The Yankees, Fancred's Jon Heyman said on WFAN on Thursday, are considered one of the favorites to sign Keuchel, who is still a free agent after rejecting the Astros' $17.9 million qualifying offer last offseason. "I think the Yankees will be there for Keuchel," Heyman told WFAN's "Joe and Evan." "I think at this point, there's not a bad chance that the Yankees end up with Keuchel. Continue to Article

May 10, 2019 11:27:am EST

The Yankees beat the Mariners, 3-1, to take the four-game series at Yankee Stadium. 1 ) J.A. Happ allowed just one hit, but failed to record an out in the sixth inning, getting pulled at 94 pitches (55 strikes). 2 ) Gio Urshela, who left Wednesday's game after fouling a ball off his knee, entered tonight's game as a defensive replacement for Miguel Andujar at third base. Continue to Article

May 09, 2019 9:33:pm EST

Yankees manager Aaron Boone noted last night that he would look into the use of pine tar by Mariners starter Yusei Kikuchi during his start last night. "We looked at it and have some thoughts about it, but I don't really have anything public to say about it," Boone told reporters before tonight's series finale against Seattle. It is an official rule that pitchers cannot use any foreign substance to help themselves on the mound, but hitters normally don't mind it. Continue to Article

May 09, 2019 5:48:pm EST

Mariners rookie starter Yusei Kikuchi was outstanding under the bright Yankee Stadium lights on Wednesday night. But there was a little catch. Kikuchi was cruising through the Yankees' lineup, but the YES Network broadcast picked up a substance that appeared to be pine tar underneath the brim of his hat. Continue to Article

May 09, 2019 1:30:am EST

Mike Tauchman is by no means lighting the world on fire with his bat, but he has had some success at Yankee Stadium where seven of his eight hits have gone for extra bases, including today's two-run home run. Miguel Andujar, New York's designated hitter, grabbed a lone soft single, but finally hit a ball on the screws in his final at-bat today (102.2 mph, his hardest hit ball of the season). Andujar was struggling before his shoulder injury and it has continued upon his return. Continue to Article

May 05, 2019 8:10:pm EST