Andy Martino
Sports Reporter at SportsNet New York (SNY)
Yanks/Mets at SNY. Wrote Cheated and Yankee Way for @doubledaybooks. Cheated: “One of the best books about American sports I’ve read in years.” -Paul Auster.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andy Martino
1 / 2Let’s get this out of the way: Ben Rice is staying with the Yankees once Giancarlo Stanton returns from the injured list. Obviously. Only four MLB players are hitting the ball harder than Rice this season, as measured by average exit velocity: Oneil Cruz, Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Pete Alonso. Rice is closer to gracing the cover of “MLB: The Show” than he is to earning a trip to Scranton.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andy Martino
1 / 2Yankees manager Aaron Boone was not ready on Wednesday to announce the next steps for Giancarlo Stanton’s return from the injured list. But the slugger’s timetable is gradually becoming clearer. Word around the Yanks is that Stanton could remain in Tampa over the weekend, then begin a rehab assignment as soon as early next week. If that goes off as planned, it’s reasonable to speculate that Stanton would make his season debut in or around mid-June.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andy Martino
SNY's Andy Martino is responding to and breaking down answers to Mets questions from readers. Here's the latest... Because you asked this fine question, I relayed it to David Stearns during his media availability. Better to hear from him than me, right? Here’s the exchange:AdvertisementLittle ol’ me: Do you have a personal belief on the runners in scoring position issue generally -- that it's statistical randomness, or if there's something about an approach?
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andy Martino
SNY's Andy Martino is responding to and breaking down answers to Yankees questions from readers. Here's the latest... Yes. That is exactly the reason. And an under-discussed aspect of this story is how admirably team-first Chisholm is acting in this situation. It stretches back to last summer, when he learned the nuances of a difficult position during a pennant race and postseason.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andy Martino
“Hey,” Starling Marte said to Juan Soto, grabbing him by both shoulders and forcing him to turn around. “This is what we do.”It was the afternoon of May 1, and Soto had just hit his second home run of the game. He returned to the dugout, high-fived a few teammates, and appeared ready to move on with his day. AdvertisementMarte, a smiling presence in a hoodie lurking behind Soto, saw the chance for a teaching moment.
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