sonny gray

But two former Yankees really hurt the Bronx Bombers last night. That would be Joey Gallo and Sonny Gray.

Ever since the New York Yankees traded for Sonny Gray I've been patiently waiting for him to pitch the way he pitched in Oakland for the A's. Early on I blamed the defense (or lack there of) behind Gray as the reason the Ground Ball pitcher was struggling in New York but as time goes on it seems clear he like many others before him just aren't cut out for the Pinstripes.

Levack and Goz answer that and question and more in this week's Monday Mirages

ESPN Baseball insider Buster Olney joins Levack and Goz every Thursday at 5:15 pm. Normally his mission in life is to lower my expectations of the New York Yankess but he was singing a different tune this week.

  The New York Yankees have made a move to acquire right handed Pitcher Sonny Gray from the Oakland A's. The A's in return will receive three prospects INF/OF Jorge Mateo, RHP James Kaprielian and OF Dustin Fowler. From the Yankees press release: "YANKEES ACQUIRE RHP SONNY GRAY FROM OAKLAND ATHLETICS     The New York Yankees today announced that they have acquired right-handed pitcher Sonny G

Buster Olney joined us today to discuss the trade deadline and what he expects from the New York Yankees as they try to bolster their team for a post season run. The Yankees bullpen is currently on of the best in all of baseball but the starting rotation is an issue to say the least.

The New York Yankees were billed as the team of tomorrow. Look out for them next year. Only one problem they're looking more and more like the team of right now. With a good mixture of young talented players and some cagey veterans, the Yankees look like a post season team today...