Joe Reynolds

For the second time in the past three seasons the San Francisco Giants are the World Series Champions. The Giants completed there sweep of the Detroit Tigers on Sunday night in 10 innings winning 4-3 on Marco Scutaro's go-ahead two out RBI single scoring Ryan Theriot in the top of the 10th inning facing Phil Coke...

The nightmare continued for Yankee fans in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series on Sunday afternoon as the Yankees lost to the Detroit Tigers 3-0. The Yankees once again got an outstanding pitching performance from a starter and once again failed to produce anything with the bats...

Despite even more late inning magic from Raul Ibanez the Yankees weren’t able to pull off a win in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series losing to the Detroit Tigers 6-4 in 12 innings.  Aside from the 9th inning the Yankees bats were once again abysmal, not getting the job done with runners on in opportune situations...

The New York Yankees (3-2) held the Baltimore Orioles (2-3) in check on Friday night winning 3-1, advancing the American League Championship Series which is set to start on Saturday night.  C.C. Sabathia was brilliant pitching in and out of trouble in the complete game performance only allowing one run on four hits and struck out 8...

For the second night in a row it took extra innings for the New York Yankees (2-2) and Baltimore Orioles (2-2) to decide the game. Unlike last night however it was the Baltimore Orioles who prevailed 2-1 in 13 tense innings. The Yankees lack of offense and ability to hit with runners in scoring position again was the difference...

RAULLLL SOOO COOOOL!!! The Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in dramatic fashion on Wednesday night giving the Yankees the 2-1 series advantage in the best of 5 American League Division Series.  Raul Ibanez was the hero of the game with a performance that will go down in Yankees history, and not be forgotten anytime soon from Yankee fans...

The Yankees (1-0) and the Baltimore Orioles (0-1) kicked off the American League Division Series on Sunday evening but not before a two and a half hour rain delay in Baltimore. The games scheduled start time was 6:15 but did not get under way until 8:45 EST...

It took all 162 games but the New York Yankees (95-67) were finally able to clinch the top spot in the AL East by crushing the Boston Red Sox (69-93) by the score of 14-2 on Wednesday night. The Yankees also clinched the best record in the American League securing home field advantage throughout the playoffs...

The Yankees (92-67) put a beating on the Boston Red Sox (69-91) in the opening game of the final regular season series on Monday night. The Yankees erupted for 9 runs in the second inning, shellacking Clay Bucholz and Alfredo Aceves. In the bottom of the second inning Robinson Cano got things started leading off the inning with a solo blast into Monument Park in dead center field putting the Yanke

The Yankees (91-67) fell to the Toronto Blue Jays (70-88) 3-2 on Saturday afternoon. Unlike the night before the Yankee bats were putrid not getting the big hits and leaving plenty of runners on base. Depending on the outcome of tonight’s Orioles-Red Sox game the Yankees could be tied for first place in the AL East race going into Sunday...

The Yankees (91-67) maintained their one game lead in the AL East beating the Toronto Blue Jays (69-88) on Friday night 11-4. The Yankees bats came alive with every Yankees starter hitting safely at least once in the game. Hiroki Kuroda was not sharp in his outing going 5 1/3 giving up 10 hits and two runs...

The Yankees (90-66) were shut out by the Toronto Blue Jays (69-87) in the opening game of a four game series on Thursday. Toronto starter Brandon Morrow was stellar in his outing going seven innings giving up only four hits and struck out three...