James O'Connell is a Sports Content Editor for the Daily News. He specializes in baseball and covers a wide range of topics related to competitive and professional sports, including sports business and broadcasting. James has been featured in numerous publications, including The Guam Daily Post, Yahoo Sports Canada, and the Chicago Tribune.
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NEW YORK — There seems to be no let-up in these Mets And not in a good way as the losses just keep on coming.
By: James O'Connell
After an embarrassing sweep at the hands of their rival Boston Red Sox over the weekend, the Yankees opened up their series against the Detroit Tigers with a borderline non-competitive 7-3 loss on Monday night
By: James O'Connell
The Bronx Bombers keep on sliding. After an embarrassing sweep at the hands of their rival Boston Red Sox over the weekend, the Yankees
By: James O'Connell
The Yankees’ second-half bullpen plans may have just taken a turn.
By: James O'Connell
There’s no greater symbol of the Yankees’ struggles than losing to the Minnesota Twins.
By: James O'Connell
Tuesday night at Citi Field, there was a brief display of bad baseball in a game between two bad baseball teams.
By: James O'Connell
NEW YORK — Tuesday night at Citi Field, there was a brief display of bad baseball in a game between two bad baseball teams. And it certainly opened up with a bang.
By: James O'Connell
NEW YORK — Tuesday night at Citi Field, there was a brief display of bad baseball in a game between two bad baseball teams. And it certainly opened up with a bang.
By: James O'Connell
A day after a complete slugfest with 28 total runs scored, it was a much quieter evening at Citi Field on Wednesday.
