Online ticket reseller StubHub is selling single game tickets for the sold-out weekend series against the New York Yankees for as much as $11,701.
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“He’s been great”, Smoak said.
“You’ve got to be able to execute and for the most part that’s what I did”. Including a couple of items helped rather a lot. “In fact, last week was the highest selling week that we’ve had, our year-over-year sales are up around 30 per cent”. Not since May 1999 against the Angels had the Yankees been blanked in two straight – that stretch of 2,665 games between consecutive shutouts was the longest in major league history, the team said in citing research by the Elias Sports Bureau.
Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said the 15-year-old fan who threw the ball was seated with his father.
Frank Stanford asked be to join him on his talk show, to discuss whether or not we’re all on the Toronto Blue Jays’ bandwagon.
Price has gone 2-0 with a 0.60 ERA in two starts since joining the Blue Jays.
Throwing balls back onto the field after the road team hits a home run is a long-standing tradition in Major League Baseball.
“It’s unfortunate it hit me where it did, but it is what it is”, Gardner told ESPN’s Mike Mazzeo.
Estrada tossed 6 1/three shutout innings on Sunday, persevering with a string of robust pitching performances for the workforce. What made his feats even more impressive was that his home park was the notoriously pitcher-friendly O.co Coliseum in which singles, runs and HR numbers are suppressed. And the club’s once-shaky bullpen looks far more apt to maintain late-game leads now that proven arms like Hawkins and Lowe have joined young fireballer Roberto Osuna and setup man Liam Hendriks in the relief corps.
“This isn’t going to be comfortable the rest of the way”, Teixeira said. “It’s been a tough spot for us. We’re sorry. But just keep it to insults, not assaults”.
The Cleveland Indians trounced the Minnesota Twins 8-1 after Corey Kluber pitched a three-hitter for his third complete game of the season, while Tampa Bay rookie Richie Shaffer hit a tiebreaking homer in the seventh inning as the Rays again rallied from an early three-run deficit to beat the New York Mets 4-3.
The slugging catcher was injured blocking a pitch in the dirt from reliever Dellin Betances on Tuesday night, when McCann homered and drove in four runs.
Bautista connected in the fourth, a mammoth drive that struck the facing of the second deck in left field.
From Friday to Sunday, the Yankees were entrenched in a divisional battle against the retooled and recharged Toronto Blue Jays; with a four-and-a-half game lead in the American League East plus six games up in the loss column, all the Bronx Bombers needed to do was avoid a sweep and they would make it out into this upcoming week in decent shape.
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Over his past 15 games, the Baltimore first baseman is hitting. While Troy Tulowitzki has been quiet in the leadoff spot for the Blue Jays, Josh Donaldson and Jose Bautista have combined for 19 home runs and 41 RBIs since the All-Star break. He aggravated it on a swing Saturday. The team hopes Encarnacion will feel better after the day off Monday, Gibbons said.
