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Game Date:
09/28/2019
8:05pm EST
Lines:
New York -1.5
Texas +1.5
Total:
Over
11 (-105)
Under 11 (-115)
Community Picks: NY Yankees 0% vs Texas 0%
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While injuries have been a pain in the rear for the Yankees, they're hopeful a tight muscle in James Paxton's buttocks won't be an issue in the playoffs. The left-hander was removed from his final start before the postseason after one inning, overshadowing six home runs by New York in a 14-7 victory over the Texas Rangers on Friday night that gave the Yankees 103 wins for the first time in a decade. Paxton had won 10 consecutive starts, a career best. Continue to Article
September 28, 2019 12:53:am EST
New York Yankees ace James Paxton left his final regular-season start after one inning with a tight left glute on Friday, the team announced. Paxton was due to have a shorter outing as the Yankees have already locked up a playoff spot, but to see him pitch only one inning (21 pitches) against the Texas Rangers was unexpected. Manager Aaron Boone's plan was to keep the lefty's pitches down anyway in this game. Continue to Article
September 28, 2019 12:43:am EST
The question isn't whether taxpayers in Arlington, Texas, got hosed when they agreed to spend a half-billion dollars for a new ballpark next door to the one they spent millions to build just 22 years earlier. At least in Arlington they went into it willingly. Taxpayers there approved a measure in 2016 for the city to issue $500 million in bonds that will be paid off over the next 30 years with a half-cent of sales tax and hotel and car rental taxes. Continue to Article
September 27, 2019 3:20:am EST
The question isn't whether taxpayers in Arlington, Texas, got hosed when they agreed to spend a half-billion dollars for a new ballpark next door to the one they spent millions to build just 22 years earlier. At least in Arlington they went into it willingly. Taxpayers there approved a measure in 2016 for the city to issue $500 million in bonds that will be paid off over the next 30 years with a half-cent of sales tax and hotel and car rental taxes. Continue to Article
September 27, 2019 3:18:am EST
The question isn't whether taxpayers in Arlington, Texas, got hosed when they agreed to spend a half-billion dollars for a new ballpark next door to the one they spent millions to build just 22 years earlier. At least in Arlington they went into it willingly. Taxpayers there approved a measure in 2016 for the city to issue $500 million in bonds that will be paid off over the next 30 years with a half-cent of sales tax and hotel and car rental taxes. Continue to Article
September 27, 2019 3:18:am EST
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