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You Probably Shouldn’t Hold Your Breath Waiting for an A.J. Burnett Trade
Brian Cashman clarified his comments from the other day, though he didn't really need to.
The Three Best Things About A.J. Burnett’s Outing Last Night
First and foremost, he survived the patented A.J. Burnett Really Bad Inning.
A.J. Burnett Brings the ALDS Back to the Bronx
The Yankees win Game Four of the ALDS, and the series is tied.
ALDS Game Four: In A.J. We Trust, for What Other Choice Do We Have?
The righty takes the ball with the season on the line tonight.
Three Questions Joe Girardi Has to Answer About His Playoff Rotation
Joe Girardi will have to decide on his playoff rotation soon.
Mariano Rivera’s Record-Setting Afternoon: The Day After
Reactions to the closer's record-setting 602nd career save.
The Yankees Lost a Sleepy, Sloppy Game of Baseball
After an unusually quick turnaround, the Yankees lost a sloppy one to the Orioles.
A Fun Night of Burnett and Montero at Fenway
The Yankees beat the Red Sox to win their series in Fenway.
Yankees Play Again, But Burnett’s the Story
The Yankees split a doubleheader against Baltimore, but what happens when A.J. Burnett pitches again?
The Yankees (Well, Most of Them) Took Care of Business This Weekend
They finish their road trip with a 5–2 record.
This Hasn’t Been Mariano Rivera’s Finest Week
He gave up a ninth-inning home run to Bobby Abreu, and the Angels won 6-4.
The Yankees Rotation Shuffle Continues Tonight [Updated]
A.J. Burnett pitches against the Angels, weather permitting.
The Yankees Win in a Rout, Despite A.J. Burnett’s Implosion
They pounded out 23 hits in an 18-7 victory, but Burnett didn't pitch long enough to get the win.
So Which Yankees Starting Pitchers Can Handle the Bat?
CC Sabathia has some power, and Brian Gordon has more than 3,800 minor-league at-bats.
And Now Bad A.J. Burnett Has Reappeared
It's really just the latest development in a week of lousy developments.
At Least the Yankees Weren’t No-Hit Last Night
Alex Rodriguez broke up Phil Humber's no-hit bid with one out in the seventh.
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