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There's no way New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman could have predicted Joba Chamberlain would be lost for the season in a trampoline accident, or the same fate would befall Mariano Rivera while shagging fly balls in batting practice.
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Yankees News & Notes: Get Well Soon, GGBG
The Yankees are off today for the first time in 17 days, and they have to be in good spirits after taking two out of three games from the Kansas City Royals .
We're as certain of that, say, as we were when announcing the Los Angeles Kings would not win a Stanley Cup, this year or any other year.
New York Yankees: Where Would the Bombers Be Without Hal Steinbrenner?
No Mariano Rivera, David Robertson or Joba Chamberlain for the New York Yankees would normally doom the back-end of their bullpen.
David Robertson: The Answer to the Yankees' Post-Rivera Pitching Woes
In the ninth inning of Wednesday night's Yankees-Rays game, Tampa's Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer off New York reliever David Robertson.
Lucas: Recovery of talented-but-unlucky Yankee pitcher Joba...
With the recent season-ending injury to Hall of Fame closer, Mariano Rivera, Yankee fans have been wailing and gnashing their teeth in anticipation of a demise of the team's 2012 fortunes.
An Orthopaedist's Take on the Yankees' Injury Woes
The Yankees have certainly had their fair share of pitching injuries during the first few months of the season.
Gosselin: Why the Rangers should not alter their batting lineup
Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain has knocked himself out of commission for quite a while after dislocating his ankle on a trampoline.
Would Joba Chamberlain Have Replaced Mo Rivera as Yankee Closer?
Even before he injured himself on a trampoline Joba Chamberlain was recovering from Tommy John surgery.
The Blackburn Rovers' Chicken and the 15 Craziest Animal Streakers
This wasn't the first time an animal diverted the attention of the thousands in attendance or the many watching from the comforts of their own home.
Collins Column: Bombers face shortage of arms
They're losing starting pitchers at the front end of their pitching staff, and they're losing them at the back end of the bullpen.
Mariano Rivera's injury won't change Blue Jays' plans, says GM Alex Anthopoulos
The Blue Jays won't accelerate their long-term plans in the wake of Mariano Rivera's potential season-ending knee injury and other setbacks suffered by the Jays' American League East rivals, says general manager Alex Anthopoulos.
In an Alternate Universe, Joba Chamberlain Is Taking over for Mariano Rivera
His amazing career deserved a better conclusion. Either by clinching another title or letting one slip away would have been appropriate.
If this is end for Mariano Rivera, he deserved better
Feel sorry for Mariano Rivera. He is one of the game's great people as well as the undisputed greatest closer of all time.
Mariano Rivera: How Mo's Injury Impacts His Legacy and Yankees' 2012 Outlook
Mariano Rivera will not be closing games for the New York Yankees for the rest of this season, or probably ever again.
Yankees put Chavez on DL with concussion
The move came Thursday, one day after Chavez left a game against Baltimore in the middle of an at-bat in the fifth inning.
New York Yankees Must Re-Evaluate "Babying" of Prospects Betances and Banuelos
Shoeless Joe Jackson's glove was called "The Place Where Triples Go To Die". The New York Yankees are rapidly becoming the organization known as the place where young pitchers have their careers short-circuited. John Harper in the New York Daily News discussed that the Yankees' brain trust might be wise to reconsider their approach to developing ... (more)
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Phil Hughes struggles again Tuesday. Considering Michael Pineda's injury, scouts are starting to question the Yankees developing of arms.
Reports last week that the US had agreed with Japan to transfer 9,000 of its 19,000 troops out of Okinawa stated matter of factly that the move will cost $8.6 billion - that's billion, or $955,000 per service member.
Yankees News and Notes: Run, Don't Walk Off
It wasn't your typical walk-off victory. In fact, it was really a run-off. Whatever you call it, the Yankees notched their seventh come-from-behind win by scoring a run in the bottom of the ninth on a passed ball by Alex Avila .
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