While we’re not entirely sure that Yankee fans truly believe in curses (save for the one that befell the rival Red Sox for 86 years), we will break down some possibilities that may be keeping the Yanks from hoisting the World Series trophy. Continue Reading

As expected, the Boss was unhappy with New York’s 1st round exit in the ALDS. As promised Joe Torre will not be back to manage the Yankees next year. Continue Reading

Ugh. What was that crap? The friggin’ Indians looked great last night. Someone tell the Yankees that they are in the playoffs. Chien Ming Wang just never settled in last night, while the Indians made the most of their opportunities with runners in scoring position. Continue Reading

Last night’s 12-4 victory over the Devil Rays clinched the 13th consecutive playoff berth for the New York Yankees. Rather impressive but still not enough to save them from George’s wrath if they don’t advance past the 1st round. With four games remaining, the Yankees still have an outside shot to catch the Red Sox for the AL East title. Continue Reading

The Yankees continue to keep pressure on the AL East leading Boston Red Sox. The Yankees took two out of three from the Sox last weekend and after a win against the Orioles last night, the Yankees only trail by 3.5 games.

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Alex Rodriguez is on fire. A-Rod’s connected for home runs in 5 consecutive games, hitting 7 in that span. In one of those games he went yard twice in one inning. Alex, who already has 52 home runs and 140 RBI’s, is virtually a lock for the AL MVP. [Editor: What? No respect for Matt Stairs?!] Continue Reading

Apparently the Yankees thought they were already in the playoffs when they swept the Sox last week. After 3 inspiring games against their rival the Yankees barely showed up for their 3 game set against the Devil Rays this weekend, losing 2 out of 3 to the Triple A caliber Tampa team. Continue Reading

The Yankees made the most of their 3 game set with the Sox this week, taking all three from their rivals with help from really old dudes and really young dudes. In Thursday’s day game the combined effort of young arms, Wang, Chamberlain and Ramirez held the Sox to just 2 hits and no runs. Continue Reading

The recent Yankees “surge” looked all but done on Monday night when the Tigers trounced the Bombers 16-0. After that game even Tony Snow couldn’t convince me that the surge was still going to get them anywhere. Continue Reading