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Betwize.com Bookmaker.com Picks Injuries Projections Rookies Blogs SuperbowlPublished: April 23, 2012
It took Nick Swisher until April 28 last season — a span of 22 games — to hit his first home run. He didn't hit his fourth until June 1, when his batting average sat at .215. Go to Source
Published: April 23, 2012
The Rangers, who finished their road trip 8-1, return home to face the Yankees, who ripped the rival Red Sox for two straight games before the finale was rained out. Go to Source
Published: April 23, 2012
Andy Pettitte's comeback has gone from being perhaps a pleasant add-on to being potential help in an area where help is really needed. Go to Source
Published: April 23, 2012
With the rainout on Sunday, Yankees manager Joe Girardi didn't have too many decisions to make — he simply pushed back his rotation one day, bumping C.C. Sabathia from Sunday to Monday. Go to Source
Published: April 23, 2012
With the rainout on Sunday, Yankees manager Joe Girardi didn't have too many decisions to make — he simply pushed back his rotation one day, bumping C.C. Sabathia from Sunday to Monday. Go to Source
Published: April 23, 2012
With the rainout on Sunday, Yankees manager Joe Girardi didn't have too many decisions to make — he simply pushed back his rotation one day, bumping C.C. Sabathia from Sunday to Monday. Go to Source
Published: April 22, 2012
Sunday's Boston-area forecast calls for a 100 percent chance of rain during the day and just as good a chance of heavy rain at night. The Yankees and Sox are supposed to square off on Sunday Night Baseball at 8:05 ET, with the Yankees looking to sweep. A reeling Boston team could use a reset [...]
Published: April 22, 2012
Years from now, the New York Yankees will be able to smile as they tell their grandchildren about Saturday's 15-9 win. The Boston Red Sox will recall it, too, but mostly in times of insomnia. Go to Source
Published: April 22, 2012
Freddy Garcia was able to escape Fenway Park without suffering a defeat on Saturday, but that aborted outing is only the beginning of his search for answers. Go to Source
Published: April 22, 2012
Nick Swisher drove in six runs, including a grand slam, and Mark Teixeira homered twice as the Yankees scored 15 unanswered runs and charged back from nine runs down, stunning the Red Sox, 15-9, on Saturday at Fenway Park. Go to Source