Greg Joyce is a sports reporter for the New York Post, specializing in coverage of the New York Yankees. With a focus on local sports in New York City, Greg provides in-depth analysis and updates on the team's roster, trades, and upcoming games. His work has also been featured in publications such as News.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, and Knowledia.
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Greg Joyce's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly baseball and the New York Yankees. Given his frequent event coverage and expert commentary, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or experts within the baseball industry.
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Leading off the top of the ninth in a game the Yankees trailed by two runs, Stanton crushed a 437-foot home run into the second deck in left field.
TORONTO — On a day when Anthony Volpe's red-hot bat cooled off, he let his glove take the spotlight.
Trammell, 26, is a left-handed bat who has flashed some pop and speed in the minors but has not been able to translate that consistently enough to the majors.
Marcus Stroman was not the first Yankees starter to say it this season, but the sentiment rang just as true on Wednesday in Toronto as it did during the season-opening series in Houston.
Aaron Boone had brushed off Gleyber Torres' slow start to the season multiple times over the past week whenever he was given the chance.
With DJ LeMahieu on the verge of beginning a rehab assignment, his replacement is staying hot.
By: Greg Joyce
DJ LeMahieu’s first rehab game Tuesday lasted just one at-bat.
The Yankees (16-8) had a feast in the first inning then a famine the rest of the night, but Marcus Stroman and the bullpen made sure it stood up for a win over the middling A’s (9-15).
By: Greg Joyce
Though 120 feet is typically the farthest a rehabbing pitcher will extend out before he progresses to a mound, Boone said that didn’t mean this was the last step for Gerrit Cole moving to bullpen s…
In a sport steeped in routine and timing, Nestor Cortes and Marcus Stroman are doing their best to disrupt it for the batters they face.
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