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Is there anything better than waking up in the morning, hopping in a nice warm shower, getting all cleaned up for the day, and then heading to the kitchen for a bite? But what should one eat as the punctuation to such a beautiful morning routine? Some cereal? No, too boring. Fruit? Not sweet enough. […] READ MORE
It isn’t hard to create a lineup filled with the greatest players to ever play for the New York Yankees. Perhaps the hardest part of it all would be constructing this lineup to fulfill everyone’s egos and desires. All in all, it would be arguably the deepest and most talented lineup in history. This is […] READ MORE
The human head is attached to the spinal column via the first cervical vertebra. It is connected to the body by way of the neck, which is made up of muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. The bobblehead head is attached to the body with a spring. The spring makes it so that with the lightest […] READ MORE
After enduring a stretch of futility the franchise has only seen five times in the previous 24 years, the New York Yankees can finally exhale. A walk-off wild pitch on Saturday against the New York Mets snapped their seven-game losing streak. The losing streak saw late-inning blown leads, injuries, and Covid-19 cancellations, but an anemic […] READ MORE
Pinstripe Pride Throwback to 1961 New York Yankees Continuing with our “Reliving History” series, today’s focus is on the 1961 New York Yankees. When looking back on the Yankees squad that season, it’s easy to make an argument that the team had everything on their 25-man roster. The Yankees were blessed with plenty of offensive […] READ MORE
The baseball world was shaken up Thursday with the postponement of the 2020 MLB season due to the outbreak of coronavirus. MLB joined all of the other major-sports leagues in taking these precautions, leaving fans with a lot of downtime on their hands. Some will spend that time playing the newly released MLB: The Show […] READ MORE
Juan Soto in Elite Company After Home Run in First World Series Game Juan Soto spent his 21st birthday doing what every kid dreams about — batting cleanup in game three of the World Series. His 21st didn’t treat him as well as he had hoped, however. Soto went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts in the […] READ MORE
With the recent acquisition of Edwin Encarnacion by the New York Yankees, Clint Frazier has been demoted. He was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre following Sunday’s 10-3 win against the Chicago White Sox. Clint Frazier: It’s a tough pill to swallow. It’s never fun, especially with how much I felt like I’ve contributed to the team this […] READ MORE
83 years ago Friday, a young superstar-to-be made his MLB debut with the New York Yankees. Joe DiMaggio broke onto the scene showcasing the pure hitting ability and graceful outfield play that would immortalize him as one of the greatest to ever step on a baseball field. Over eight decades after his first game, DiMiaggio […] READ MORE
Baseball, the sport with the “unwritten rules” — as some like to call it. Everyone knows these rules exist, but not everyone understands them. Nor does everybody have the same interpretation of these rules. One of the unwritten rules that have come up in recent discussion is the bat flip. With home runs on the rise, […] READ MORE