Every Yankee was quick to disappear into the depths of the Stadium after crumbling in a 7-6 Game 5 loss to drop the World Series to the Dodgers, extending their drought to 15 seasons. Everyone except Juan Soto. The star right fielder took his time in the dugout, watching the…
Dodgers players and personnel told The Post that the Yankees should severely discipline their two fans who aggressively grabbed Mookie Betts’ glove and arm in Game 4, and a couple Dodgers suggested the duo should never see the inside of a ballpark again. The Yankees removed the pair, identified as…
The Yankees needed one man to step up in their darkest hour. They spotted the Dodgers two runs — again — when Freddie Freeman planted one in the right field bleachers — again. A chilly night had turned even colder because now there was a hint of winter lurking on…
Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. The Yankees are turning to Luis Gil with their backs against the wall. The rookie right-hander has been a sensation for the Bronx Bombers…
Charley Steiner is watching this World Series at home in Los Angeles, counting the days until next season, when he plans to resume his craft. A Dodgers broadcaster since 2005, after working three seasons with John Sterling on Yankees radio, Steiner was diagnosed last winter with multiple myeloma blood cancer…
LOS ANGELES — The richest may get even richer. The Dodgers are halfway to beating the Yankees in the World Series, and word is they have interest in signing Yankees superstar Juan Soto, according to people familiar with their thinking. The Dodgers, already arguably baseball’s best offense — it’s either…
LOS ANGELES — After a day of external second-guessing in Game 1, there was one decision Aaron Boone himself grappled with. It was not pulling Gerrit Cole after 88 pitches. It was not bringing in Nestor Cortes, fresh off a flexor strain that had not allowed him to pitch since…
Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Yankees’ 4-2 World Series Game 2 loss to the Dodgers on Saturday night in Los Angeles: Hero Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched like an ace and allowed just a solo homer to Juan Soto over 6 ¹/₃ innings. Zero Carlos Rodon allowed four…
The Dodgers may have won Game 2, but any celebration waits on bated breath. Slugger Shohei Ohtani exited with win after left injuring his shoulder on a steal attempt that ended the seventh inning of the 4-2 win. The injury caused Dodger Stadium to go quiet as he walked off…
Mr. November had a major issue with a move Aaron Boone made in late October. Boone pulled Gerrit Cole in the seventh inning, having given up just four hits and one run on 88 pitches, after the starter gave up a leadoff single to Teoscar Hernandez. Speaking on Fox’s World…
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