Injuries make AL East a three-team race
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comThe AL East is still a three-team race because of a spate of injuries to the Red Sox, Yankees and Blue Jays, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | May 30, 2006Landing a big-time ace would help allay Mets' doubts
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comNow you see them, now you don't. In a matter of months, the Mets have gone from World Series hopefuls to afterthoughts.
Story | Conversation | December 10, 2007NL West is baseball's glamor division
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comIt may or may not be the best division in baseball, but the NL West is the trendiest place to be thanks to the migration of some star pitchers.
Story | Conversation | January 23, 2007Cabrera blossomed as Matsui's replacement
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comAfter having made the Yankees forget about the loss of Hideki Matsui, Melky Cabrera must reconcile himself to smaller horizons in '07, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | September 12, 2006Abreu deal was Yanks' best in six years
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comAcquiring OBP monster Bobby Abreu from the Phillies was the Yankees' best move since getting David Justice from the Indians in 2000, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2006Plate discipline is secret to October success
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comBy becoming more selective at the plate and going deeper into counts, the Yankees are wearing out opposing pitchers.
Story | Conversation | August 07, 2006New York spotlight shines on Minaya, Cashman
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comNew York GMs Omar Minaya and Brian Cashman are friendly foes in a land not known for its hospitable ways.
Story | Conversation | July 24, 2006Johnson sliding toward mediocrity?
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comRandy Johnson has lost command of his fastball, the bite off his slider and, most significantly, his self-confidence, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | May 13, 2006A-Rod saying no to everyone but Yankees
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comFirst, he's playing for the Dominican, then the U.S. But A-Rod is only committed to one team -- the Yankees.
Story | Conversation | January 07, 2006Postseason failure doesn't sit well in Bronx
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comWith an early exit from the playoffs, are major changes in store for the Yankees? Bob Klapisch examines the situation.
Story | Conversation | October 11, 2005Damon in pinstripes would look awful good
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comWith a mostly unproductive Bernie Williams patrolling center field, the Yankees would love to have Johnny Damon on their side.
Story | Conversation | September 08, 2005Wang on the rise with heavy sinker
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comWhere would the Yankees be without rookie Chien-Ming Wang, New York's best pitcher in the first half?
Story | Conversation | July 13, 2005Puzzling season continues for Yankees
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comSky high or rock bottom. It has been either one or the other for the Yankees for most of this season.
Story | Conversation | June 23, 2005Red Sox show Yankees who's boss
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comThe Red Sox showed their dominant side, pounding the Yankees' pitching in the final two games of their series, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | May 29, 2005Yankees capitalize on Mets' mistakes to win series
Bob Klapisch, Special to ESPN.comThe Mets fell apart in a hurry on Sunday and their fielding woes proved to be costly, writes Bob Klapisch.
Story | Conversation | May 22, 2005TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
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