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By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – The Yankees could do little right in a 6-1 loss to the Twins on Sunday afternoon at Yankee Stadium. For starters, the Yankees needed length from left-hander Ryan Weathers. The last time New York received a quality start was June 24 against the Tigers, and it was
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Right-hander Cam Schlittler has yet to play a full season in the Major Leagues. Yet, he is already the man in the Yankees’ rotation and has the stats to back it up. Entering this week, Schlittler led AL pitchers in WAR per Baseball Reference (3.6), ERA (2.08)
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK — After scoring 15 runs against the Phillies on Monday, the Royals had their hitting shoes on once again Tuesday — this time against the Mets — and won a slugfest, 16-12, at Citi Field. It was a game that saw the Royals fall behind at both 3-0 and 9-4 margins in the early going, but right fielder Tyler Tolbert was the reason Kansas City was able to win its third straight game. Get a Big Bobby Bobblehead all weekend from July 17-19! With five hits against the Mets, Tolbert tied an MLB record with a hit in…
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Royals manager Matt Quatraro was happy to hear that first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino played in his first rehab game for Triple-A Omaha on Tuesday night. That means Kansas City's first baseman is close to returning to big league action. He has missed almost a month because of
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- It was a bullpen game for the Royals on Wednesday night as they faced the Mets at Citi Field. It started with right-hander Steven Cruz, who allowed a first-inning homer to A.J. Ewing. An inning later, right-hander Randy Dobnak entered the game, became the bulk guy and
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Royals manager Matt Quatraro indicated that first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino will likely come off the 10-day injured list and play in the series opener against the Orioles on Friday night at Camden Yards. Pasquantino has missed almost a month because of a right hamate bone fracture. At
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Thursday marked Michael Wacha’s last game before heading to Philadelphia to participate in the 2026 MLB All-Star Game presented by Mastercard. He was selected by the league to make his second career All-Star appearance and his first as a member of the Royals. Unfortunately, Wacha had an
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – Mets right-hander Clay Holmes hasn’t pitched since mid-May after suffering a fractured right fibula on May 15 against the Yankees. Holmes was pitching in the fourth inning at Citi Field when Spencer Jones struck him on the right leg with a 111.1 mph comebacker. Since that day,
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – Mets right-hander Nolan McLean threw six solid innings on Friday, but the Red Sox ended up winning the game, 6-2, at Citi Field. It was a game that was delayed 38 minutes because the Red Sox had multiple flight issues getting from Chicago to the Big Apple.
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – The Yankees will be well represented at the 2026 Major League Baseball All-Star Game presented by Mastercard, which will be played July 14 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger, Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice were named American League All-Stars on Saturday. Judge was
