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Three Questions Joe Girardi Has to Answer About His Playoff Rotation
Joe Girardi will have to decide on his playoff rotation soon.
Yankees Play Again, But Burnett’s the Story
The Yankees split a doubleheader against Baltimore, but what happens when A.J. Burnett pitches again?
Ivan Nova Isn’t Making Joe Girardi’s Decision Any Easier
Nova pitches a gem, and the Yankees sweep the lesser Sox.
This Time, One Big Inning Dooms the Yankees
The Blue Jays scored five times off Bartolo Colon in the sixth inning last night.
Perhaps We Should Hold Off on Nicknaming the Yankees’ Bullpen
A hiccup in the eighth inning, and the first two bullpen-related mini-controversies of the regular season.
The Yankees Season Ends Meekly, Quickly
The Yankees lose 6-1 in Game 6 of the ALCS to send the Texas Rangers to their first-ever World Series.
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