Erik Boland is a Yankees Reporter at Newsday. He has covered a range of sports topics, including Major League Sports and competitive team sports, with a focus on the Yankees since 2009, after transitioning from covering high school and college sports and the Jets beat. Erik's work has been featured in the Killeen Daily Herald and the Newsday Media Group.
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BOSTON — The Yankees pulled into Fenway Park as one of baseball's hottest teams at 42-25, coming off a sweep of the Royals in Kansas City.
By: Erik Boland
Shortly after getting put on the 15-day injured list on June 3 with a left hamstring strain, Luke Weaver expressed hope his stint would be a short one.
By: Erik Boland
Making it in the big leagues presents a slew of challenges, but those who do will often talk about the ability to “simply things.”
Thanks for nothing. Again. A Yankees' offense that has led the majors throughout the season in most offensive categories of significance continues to be in a major rut.
By: Erik Boland
Aaron Boone has slowly but surely made Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre feel like he belongs back in uniform with the Yankees.
By: Erik Boland
And on the fourth day ... they scored. The Yankees, with one of the sport's best offenses the first two-plus months of the season, came into
And on the fourth day … they scored. But they didn't win.
Finally, some offense. Not an eruption by any stretch but good enough. And the Yankees will certainly take that considering the week preceding it.
By: Erik Boland
Carlos Rodon didn't hide his frustration. Neither did the Yankees' dugout. Especially the dugout.
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