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New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Guardians: Clarke Schmidt vs. Luis L. Ortiz

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Having wrapped up a West Coast trip over the weekend, the Yankees returned home on Tuesday night, and got a homestand started off on a good note. Led by a home run from Jazz Chisholm Jr. in his return from the injured list and Anthony Volpe immediately following Jazz with a shot of his own, the Yankees knocked off the Guardians 3-2. Now tonight, they’ll try for a series win in the second game against Cleveland.
2000 Yankees Diary, June 4: Bombers win slugfest in World Series rematch

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo credit should read STEVE SCHAEFER/AFP via Getty Images These days, a regular season rematch of the previous year’s World Series is hardly a rarity. The Yankees literally just played in one against the Dodgers over the weekend. Thanks to the way the schedule is set up, you’re now going to see one every year. For a long time in baseball history, that was impossible as AL and NL teams didn’t meet in the regular season.
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Astros win pitchers’ duel vs. Pirates and Skenes

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images It got a little scary in the ninth inning, but the Yankees opened their series against the Guardians with a win on Tuesday night. Jazz Chisholm Jr. marked his return from the injured list with a home run in the 3-2 win over Cleveland. Elsewhere around baseball, it was a bit of a weird night: the Rockies clinched their first series victory of 2025 (over the Marlins, but still!).
NY Yankees news: Chisholm and Cruz in, Weaver and Vivas out

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | John Griffin

Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images ESPN | Associated Press: The big news in the Yankees Universe yesterday was the assortment of injury-related roster moves. As expected, Luke Weaver hit the injured list with a hamstring strain that will sideline him for four to six weeks; he was replaced on the active roster by Fernando Cruz, who himself was returning from injury.
Yankees 3, Guardians 2: Bombers go back-to-back in the seventh, seize series-opening win

3 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Kevin Winterhalt

Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images I hate getting shut out. It’s humiliating. And one of my worst baseball fears is being on the wrong end of a no-hitter. For an uncomfortable amount of tonight’s game, both seemed like very real possibilities. Thankfully, the Yankee offense came alive eventually, led by the triumphant return of a key member of the lineup. Meanwhile, Carlos Rodón remained en fuego on the mound.
New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Guardians: Carlos Rodón vs Tanner Bibee

3 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Kevin Winterhalt

Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images It’s been an eventful past few days for the Yankees. They dropped two of three to the hated Dodgers in the house of horrors that is Dodger Stadium. In their series finale victory, they lost Luke Weaver to the IL for at least a few weeks, and starting left fielder Jasson Domínguez is out for at least tonight after hurting his thumb.
Yankees closer Luke Weaver to IL with hamstring injury post-Dodgers series

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Kevin Winterhalt

Photo by Harry How/Getty Images All right. I’m officially starting a petition that the Yankees not return to Dodger Stadium until the year 3025 unless it’s the playoffs. First it was the infamous Dodger Stadium wall two seasons ago that wiped out a chunk of Aaron Judge’s 2023 campaign, crippling the Yankees’ playoff chances. Then in 2024, they suffered one of the worst World Series losses in franchise history at the hands of Freddie Freeman.
NL West Check-in: Dodgers lead intense division race

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Joshua Diemert

Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images Every day, Pinstripe Alley offers updates on what the Yankees’ top American League opponents are up to through the Rivalry Roundup. The AL East is well-trodden ground there, but with the season’s first full month coming to a close, we’re going to take a peek around MLB as a whole and check in with each of the other five divisions. Who’s surprising? Who’s underwhelming? Who’s simply mediocre at the moment? Read on and find out.
2000 Yankees Diary, June 2: The Ricky Ledée Game

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | John Griffin

After losing three of four to end the month of May, the 2000 Yankees began June with an off day before traveling down to Atlanta for a World Series rematch. Despite the heartbreak of being swept in the Fall Classic three years after losing a favored World Series to the then-upstart Bombers, the Braves had gotten off to a strong start to the new millennium, with the best record in baseball at 35-17.
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Pitchers’ duels dot the American League

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Jake Devin

Thomas Shea-Imagn Images What was looking like a miserable weekend in LA ended on a high note, the Yankees salvaging the last game from the Dodgers. As awful as the first two games of the three-game set were, the Yankees ultimately had a successful West Coast jaunt, going 6-3 across three series. Elsewhere, it was another great day in the American League, with pitchers’ duels and walk-offs dotting a fascinating afternoon of action. Let’s walk through it all.