On the tv show Highway Patrol in the 1950’s, Broderick Crawford would talk to headquarters with the microphone of his car radio and always end his conversation with “10-4” meaning, “Message received, understood, and signing out.” […]
Josh Donaldson hit a fly ball to the wall in left, allowing inherited runner Aaron Judge to cruise home for the walk-off win in the bottom of the 10th. It gained the Yanks their 6th […]
It was Luis Severino‘s turn. After Jameson Taillon pitched a Perfect Game to the 8th on Thursday, and Gerrit Cole followed with a Perfect Game through 2 outs in the 7th on Friday, Severino took […]
This wasn’t just a crushing. It was an utter crushing. Definition of the word ‘Utter’ from Merriam Webster: “carried to the utmost point or highest degree.” Every time you looked down — if you were […]
Jameson Taillon pitched a Perfect Game into the 8th inning, when Jared Walsh broke it up with a hard grounder up the middle that Yank shortstop Isiah Kiner-Falefa tried to backhand but failed — it […]
The Yanks knocked out Shohei Ohtani in the 4th inning, taking a 4-0 lead en route to an easy 6-1 victory behind 7 shutout innings by Nestor Cortes Jr. It was the first game of […]
Jordan Montgomery finally got run support and pitched deep into the game — 7 innings of 1-run ball — to get the win — his first victory of the season. Monty had pitched great in […]
The score was 1-1 in the 5th inning when Taylor Walls stepped up and John Sterling on the radio jinxed the Yanks, commenting on what Walls said the other night: that the Yanks were “very […]
“Some games it seems you’re not supposed to win,” said John Sterling on the radio. “Every little thing goes against you.” Like: An umpire that was not calling strikes for Gerrit Cole on the outer part […]
In the recent conversation of who the Yankee’s Ace is — Nestor Cortes Jr or Gerrit Cole — and do the Yankees have 3 Aces with Luis Severino — Jameson Taillon said “What About Me?” […]
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