It’s been a good week for New York Yankees as they have won five of their last seven games against division rivals Boston and Baltimore. They outscored the division leaders 21-9 in their four-game series last weekend.
It’s hard to know what to make of Kansas City Royals. Do they have enough fight in them to make another playoff run? They had a disastrous start to their season, but fought through it in…
The New York Yankees look like they’re heating up as we come to the last month of the season. They took three of four from the Red Sox on the weekend, punctuated by a 9-2 win on Sunday where they hit Boston ace- Chris Sale hard.
Chicago Cubs may not be firing quite on all cylinders, but they are back on track to make the playoffs and try to defend their World Series title.
The New York Yankees have taken two of three against Boston to open up their four-game series and the two aces will go head to head in the final game.
The best team in baseball is all of a sudden struggling to find some wins. And that’s probably a good thing for their bigger aspirations. They’ve lost five straight coming into their weekend series with San Diego Padres after…
In the last series of the regular season between these arch rivals, first blood went to the New York Yankees in a 6-2 victory. CC Sabathia did what he’s done all year for New York and that is dominate Boston.
If it seems to you that the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox seem to be playing each other every other week, you’re not mistaken.
With Houston Astros still under deluge from last weekend’s hurricane, this series was shifted to St Petersburg after the two teams couldn’t agree on proper compensation to play it in Arlington.
Boston Red Sox snapped a four-game losing streak with a narrow 6-5 win at Toronto on Monday and will look to build on that on Tuesday. Prior to this dip, the Red Sox had been on a 16-4 tear to create a 5.5 game cushion in the AL East.