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Aaron Boone didn't exactly get fiery after Austin Wells ruined the Yankees' chances vs. the Rays in Game 1.
Drew Rasmussen no-hit the Yanks through 7.2 innings, and the Rays took Game 1 of the ALDS, 1-0.
After an off day on Sunday, the Yankees will be back in action on Monday night when they face Freddy Peralta and the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 2 of the ALDS on at Tropicana Field.
As the Yankees look to rebound against the Rays following a 1-0 loss tonight, a key member of their coaching staff will see his contract expire at the end of the year. Matt Blake, who has served...
“I haven’t seen a lot of nights like this here,” Drew Rasmussen said.
The AL East champion Tampa Bay Rays aren’t even close to the Dead Sox.
For the second time in as many weeks – though with far greater stakes this time – Drew Rasmussen carved through the Yankees lineup so effectively that he carried a no-hitter into the seventh...
Unfortunately for the Yankees, Red Sox manager Chad Tracy was not around Saturday night to prematurely pull Drew Rasmussen.
After another strong outing from Gerrit Cole and the bullpen, the Yankees showed they have the formula to overcome their Game 1 loss to the Rays.
On a night perfection was required, mere quality was not enough for Gerrit Cole.
The Yankees didn’t have a hit through 7.2 innings on Saturday night until Austin Wells hit one down the right-field line and then took a chance which backfired.
Drew Rasmussen and Bryan Baker pitched a one-hit game Saturday night as the Rays shut down the Yankees' offense to take Game 1 of their ALDS series.
Stanton, who last took an at-bat on April 24 because of three separate calf strains, ended up striking out on five pitches.
Following the Yankees' 1-0 loss to the Rays in Game 1 of the ALDS, manager Aaron Boone and the players spoke about Drew Rasmussen's dominant start and why Giancarlo Stanton was used in the ninth...
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Drew Rasmussen's gem was aided by an ill-timed and over-aggressive baserunning decision from the New York catcher
With six years in Rays colors under his belt, it's easy to forget that Rasmussen wasn't always a Floridian. In fact, he started his career in the NL Central, plying his trade with Milwaukee.
Tampa Bay starter Drew Rasmussen nearly made postseason history, taking a no-hitter into the eighth inning, and Jonathan Aranda smacked a solo home run Saturday night as the Rays beat the Yankees,...
Welcome to the Pinstripe Post LIVE postgame recap of ALDS Game 1 between the New York Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays!
What an opening performance for the Rays hurler.
Drew Rasmussen might be in the Yankees' nightmares until at least Monday.
Drew Rasmussen of the Tampa Bay Rays no-hit the New York Yankees in Game 1 of the ALDS.
In managing to break up a no-hitter with two outs in the eighth inning, the Yankees still ended the frame in ignominious fashion.
There is no greater disconnect between fanbases in our town than the one between the New York baseball teams.
So, here’s an existential question for you, Yankees fans.
Late-blooming superstar starter Cam Schlittler, the certain American League Cy Young Award winner as well as the Yankees’ main man of the moment, has a saying he’s living by at age 25.
There were times on Friday, Aaron Boone admitted, when he thought that Aaron Judge was going to be on the Yankees’ ALDS roster.
His timing couldn’t be better. The Yankees easily led MLB with a 3.23 team ERA.
The New York Yankees are opting to give the Game 1 start to Gerrit Cole instead of Carlos Rodón, but the numbers don't agree.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone talked the organization's decision to leave Aaron Judge off the ALDS roster and what went into it.
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Yankees must sting first and often!
Gerrit Cole will be on the mound for Game 1.
Judge has mentioned playing for a decade without a title and, thus, wanting to do everything to play to try to win one. It seems pretty clear that Judge would play compromised.
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Aaron Judge will not be on the New York Yankees' roster for the American League Division Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, a source confirmed to ESPN on Saturday.