Dan McCourt, NYYFans.com (June 14, 2009)
A largely anonymous rookie quieted Yankee bats and their fans in Yankee Stadium Saturday afternoon. But it was hard to tell which was louder as the team drove Johan Santana from the mound Sunday. Full Story »
Richard Weksberg, NYYFans.com (June 14, 2009)
A block from the subway I saw a large SUV with Massachusetts plates and a giant "NY" Yankees logo on the back window and wondered how many times that brave fan had to have that fixed Full Story »
Dan McCourt, NYYFans.com (June 13, 2009)
Neither team had much to be proud of after the Yanks cashed in 2009 season come-from-behind win number 21 over the crosstown Mets Friday night. Yankee fans suffered for hours, but "he who laughs last..." Full Story »
Richard Weksberg, NYYFans.com (June 7, 2009)
When the D train stopped at 42nd Street, a large bearded man wearing a Yankees cap got on with his wife. He looked at me in my Yankees Universe shirt and asked "Does this train go to Yankee Stadium?" "Yes," I said and motioned to all the Yankees clad fans on the car. "It does." Well I'm following you." he said. Full Story »
Dan McCourt, NYYFans.com (June 7, 2009)
Yankee Stadium has been the scene of some big bats, rollicking rallies, and walkoff finishes in 2009, but the one they took on Sunday belongs to a much maligned bullpen. Full Story »
Dan McCourt, NYYFans.com (June 4, 2009)
Even with a badly compromised bag of tricks, Andy Pettitte could have earned himself a win once he managed to keep the ball in the ballpark Wednesday night. But a swipe of his glove made all the difference. Full Story »
Russ Rose, NYYFans.com (June 3, 2009)
Imagine the chagrin at the administrative offices of the New York Yankees located at E 161st Street at River Avenue after April 30 when the Yankees record in the American League East was 12-10 and they were sitting in third place, two games behind the Toronto Blue Jays. The Yankees were swept in Baltimore to start the season and later swept in Boston by their chief antagonists. Full Story »