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[ad_1] BALTIMORE — At Camden Yards, the new wall in left field served its purpose, preventing Aaron Judge from scoring a point on his 399-foot drive on the first inning. I learned my lesson and decided to go to the right field from now on.” The ballpark failed to hold back Judge’s next two hits, …
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[ad_1] BALTIMORE — Luis Severino allowed a hit in six innings, and Jose Trevino became the first Yankees catcher to have a home run this year when he took a three-round drive in the fourth round, defeating the rising Yankees 6-2 to the Baltimore Orioles. Monday night. Josh Donaldson and Anthony Rizzo added ninth consecutive …
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[ad_1] CHICAGO — When Nestor Cortes was in high school, his father used to complain when he went off the mound while shooting. “He was sick of me getting tired going into sixth, so stop walking so much and maybe you’ll get there,” Cortes said. Cortes is here, okay. And it continued until one of …
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[ad_1] Gleyber Torres fired a fastball, sprinted towards first base, and raised his right arm as a young boy on the first row of the short porch instantly caught the ball. Torres followed up the sequel, three running homers with two running singles, leading the rising Yankees to the Toronto Blue Jays, 5-3 on Wednesday …
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[ad_1] Nestor Cortes took a hit in the eighth round before Eli White kicked off, and Anthony Rizzo doubled down on a run in the lower half, beating the Yankees 1-0 to the Texas Rangers for their sixth straight win on Monday. Cortes, 27, was making his 22nd major league debut and sixth this season. …
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[ad_1] PHILADELPHIA — Pete Alonso took two hits, three innings, and drove over five runs to lead the Mets to a 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies in the second game of the doubles on Sunday. Chris Bassitt (4-2) NL East leader allowed a run in 5⅔ innings to help the Mets. Jean Segura targeted …
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[ad_1] TORONTO – The Yankees lost here on Wednesday and have an 11-game winning streak. It was a very close fight, as most of the competition between them and the Blue Jays is this season. Beating the ninth inning 2-1, the Yankees filled the bases with two outs, but were one step back to level …
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[ad_1] TORONTO — A big bang from Aaron Judge put the rising Yankees on track to win once again. Judge raced and drove in three rounds, Jameson Taillon allowed a six-inning run, and the Yankees beat the Toronto Blue Jays 9-1 on Tuesday night, extending their winning streak to 11 games. Yankees 9, Blue Jays …
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[ad_1] It’s a good year to be on the New York baseball team. As a slightly shortened April Saturday ended, the Yankees had the American League best record at 15-6 and the Mets drew with the Milwaukee Brewers for the best record in the National League at 15-7. While not unprecedented, it was rare for …
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[ad_1] There was a time when Nestor Cortes was afraid to be himself. This fact is a little hard to believe when it comes to a Yankees pitcher known for his quirks to the top. Cortes is an errant-fed acrobat, which is a quirk among the habit creatures that baseball feeds on. A Cuban southpaw …
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[ad_1] Sign stealing has long been a part of baseball strategy. When a shot hits, teammates carefully watch a catcher’s fingers or body language to figure out which shot to take. It’s fair game as long as teams don’t use any electronic device, such as a camera or computer, to facilitate the process. In past …
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[ad_1] Gerrit Cole has had a crazy weekend in the Bronx trying to regain control. Cole, the Yankees’ right-hand man, kept the Cleveland Guardians pointless Sunday afternoon and rebounded after a five-stroke and two-thirds streak against Detroit on Tuesday. Cole was much more effective against Cleveland, hitting nine innings and walking in just one of …
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