Our writers share their thoughts on the Yankees vs Twins American League Division Series : Sean Oldread – The Yankees will end up coming out on top in this series. Minnesota, despite having a historic season at the plate, lacks the depth or pitching the Yankees have. The Twins have a very solid 1-2 in their rotation with All Stars, Jose Berrios, and former Ray, Jake Odorizzi, but both of them lack experience. Odorizzi has never pitched in a postseason game, and Berrios has on

As we all know, the Yankees have had an injury plagued season for the ages. This has obviously impacted their on-field performance. While their 103 regular season wins is not shabby by any measure, I thought that if the playoff ready Yankees had been available all season, they would be a much better team and favorites over the Twins. After a fair bit of grinding over the statistics, I’ve discovered that this is not the case. The teams are a virtual dead heat. A word of cau

Well, that was UGLY. Last night’s Yankees game was one of the worst I have seen in a long time. It was UGLY. Here are some perspectives: There will be a links post up at 10:00 this morning. In reading some articles this morning (and last night) it seems that there is some debate over whether or not Luis Severino truly knew the correct time to begin warming up prior to last night’s game. The TBS broadcast noted this before the first pitch and showed coverage of Larry Roth

After a horrific attempt at predicting the future for Game 1 of the 2018 ALDS, I figured it would be best to keep my psychic hat on for Game Two and just let the game play itself. However, as the team comes back home, I have a good feeling about how the teams have been used, and about how the teams are going to play. So, without further ado, let’s get to predicting: Game Three: New York, New York; 7:40 PM, TBS Probable Pitchers: Nathan Eovaldi vs. Luis Severino Before we pred

OK, I’m going to go out on the edge and make some bold predictions for this series against the Red Sox: The Yankees will win the series and it might actually be easy. On a podcast last night, I predicated it would go five games, but I don’t feel that way today. The Red Sox pitching does not impress me. I can see the Yankees sweeping this thing, but I’ll hedge my bet and say “Yankees in four.” The X-Factor Player in the series is Gary Sanchez. He will take command like on