New York Yankees Analysis

MLB Team Rankings For The Week Of August 24th

by Andrew Perna

The Yankees, Nationals, Cardinals, Reds and Rangers make up the top-five, while the Twins, Rockies, Cubs, Indians and Astros bring up the rear in this week's rankings. Read more »
MLB Team Rankings For The Week Of August 17th

by Andrew Perna

With Evan Longoria back in the lineup, the Rays jumped seven spots in this week's rankings. Read more »
The Hanging Curve: Early Returns

by Andrew Perna

Some of the players that changed addresses last month have hit the ground running, while others have stumbled with their new teams. Read more »
MLB Team Rankings For The Week Of August 3rd

by Andrew Perna

The Reds have jumped from fourth to second in our latest rankings while the Yankees remain in the top slot. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Yankees Acquire Ichiro

by Andrew Perna

Ichiro Suzuki no longer wanted to be a part of the rebuilding process in Seattle and the Yankees needed a speedy outfielder. Read more »
MLB Team Rankings For The Week Of July 20th

by Andrew Perna

Our Top 10 remains largely the same, but the Red Sox and Giants have made the leap into the top third with more than two months left in the season. Read more »
Kryptonite Plaguing Sabathia: The Bottom Third

by Andrew Perna

In addition to fewer strikeouts and a lower groundball-to-strikeout ratio, CC Sabathia has been hammered by the bottom third of the order as of late. Read more »
The Overlooked Dominance Of CC Sabathia

by Andrew Perna

CC Sabathia has more company on the mound of greatness than he did in 2008, but 2011 may just be the best season of his career. Read more »
Posada Red-Hot Since Dark Saturday

by Andrew Perna

Jorge Posada is hitting .469 in June thanks to a resurgence in New York that didn't appear possible on May 14. Read more »
Garcia Showed Signs Of Struggles

by Andrew Perna

Freddy Garcia lasted fewer than two innings against the Red Sox on Tuesday night. There were indicators that a poor start might be on the horizon. Read more »
Yankees Showing Glimpses Of Small-Ball

by Andrew Perna

Since their six-game losing streak, highlighted by a sweep at the hands of the rival Red Sox in the Bronx, the Yankees have won seven of nine. In a number of those games it was timely hitting that led them to victory. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Yankees Sign Rafael Soriano

by Douglas Benton

A constant characteristic of the championship Yankee teams during this run over the past 15 years has been very good relief arms. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Yankees Show Jeter The Money

by Andrew Perna

The Yankees couldn't avoid overpaying Derek Jeter in a contract rife with special incentives amid a very unique situation. Read more »
Teixeira In Worst Start Of Career

by Andrew Perna

Mark Teixeira has a history of slow starts, but his numbers this season are the worst of his career. Read more »
2010 Season Preview: New York Yankees

by Christopher Reina

The Yankees bowled everyone over after the 2008 season by signing Sabathia, Teixeira and Burnett, but the more subtle moves for Granderson and Vazquez gives them an excellent opportunity to repeat. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Yankees Switch Damon For Winn

by Christopher Reina

The Yankees got a good return on their $52 million investment in Johnny Damon, but were hesitant to risk another multi-year deal and instead opted for Randy Winn. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Yankees Win Three-Way Deal

by Christopher Reina

Curtis Granderson should thrive at Yankee Stadium, regardless of where he hits in their potent lineup. Read more »
Yankees' ALCS Hopes Hang On Free Agents

by Christopher Reina

For all of the money spent on the Yankees' lineup between 2002 and 2008, their pitching staff was perpetually problematic. That must continue to be the common difference this season. Read more »
Burnett's Numbers Better Without Posada

by Andrew Perna

A.J. Burnett has a 3.27 ERA this season when not pitching to Jorge Posada. Read more »
Yankees Go Streaking Again

by Andrew Perna

It's safe to say that this season's incarnation of the Yankees is far better than the 2008 team that notoriously missed the playoffs. Read more »

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