Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens dominates the Red Sox, but a horrific injury to Boston pitcher Bryce Florie after being struck in the face by a line drive overshadows the game. While Florie's career is derailed, the Yankees' failed billion-dollar TV deal sets the stage for the birth of the YES Network, changing baseball broadcasting forever.

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Did Max Scherzer unintentionally hand the Yankees a win? Find out how pitch tipping accusations, a not-so-secret sign from Cody Bellinger, and questionable umpiring decisions stirred up drama in the Yankees-Blue Jays game, leaving fans wondering if old-school managerial tactics could have changed the outcome. Plus, get the latest on Bo's potential injury and what it means for the Blue Jays' next series.

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Yankees Minor League Wrap-Up: A Triple-A split decision, Double-A dominance secures a potential playoff berth, and a Low-A letdown as the season winds down! Find out which players shined and which teams are still fighting for a championship.

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AL East Showdown: Veteran Stars Defy Age! Giancarlo Stanton's power surge, George Springer's offensive explosion, and Aroldis Chapman's dominant pitching are fueling the Yankees, Blue Jays, and Red Sox in a nail-biting division race. Can these resurgent veterans lead their teams to playoff glory?

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Aaron Judge's injured arm was tested as the Blue Jays ran wild, but a clutch diving catch helped secure a narrow Yankees win. Despite Judge's throwing struggles, manager Aaron Boone stuck with his star, balancing health concerns with the team's need for his bat and glove. Plus: updates on Paul Goldschmidt's injury and the Yankees' surging stolen base numbers.

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Yankees face season-defining stretch against tough opponents! Did Aaron Judge make the right call with his outfield strategy? How did a tipped pitch lead to a game-winning home run? Plus, CC Sabathia honored after Hall of Fame induction, and an update on Paul Goldschmidt's injury.

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Yankees closer Devin Williams overcomes a shaky start to shut down Toronto's heavy hitters in a crucial eighth inning, securing a nail-biting 4-3 victory. After a wild first pitch and a single, Williams battled back, striking out Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with a clutch changeup. Manager Aaron Boone lauded Williams' resilience, and Williams expressed confidence in his ability to dominate, signaling a potential turning point for the Yankees' bullpen as they chase a playoff spot.

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Yankees openly steal signs, sparking debate! In a recent game against Toronto, the Yankees brazenly relayed the Blue Jays' pitching signs, leading to a three-run homer. Is it gamesmanship or crossing the line? Toronto's manager calls out the Yankees' reputation, while the team itself admits it's part of their strategy. With MLB aware and sign-stealing technically legal without electronics, are the Yankees simply playing smart, or is their blatant approach changing the game?

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Did the Yankees just crack the code to beat Max Scherzer? Find out how sharp eyes and quick thinking led to a crucial series win against the Blue Jays, fueled by rookie Ben Rice's monster home run. Cody Bellinger reveals the team's strategy for exploiting tipped pitches, and we look ahead to the Yankees' upcoming schedule as they chase the AL East crown and gear up for a playoff push.

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Yankees surge back into AL East contention! A nail-biting 4-3 victory over the Blue Jays, fueled by Ben Rice's early three-run homer and Max Fried's resilient pitching, puts New York within striking distance of first place for the first time in over two months. Despite defensive hiccups and a tough challenge from Toronto, the Yankee bullpen slammed the door, securing their eleventh win in fourteen games and igniting their postseason hopes. Aaron Judge battled through injury, contributing with a key steal and a diving catch, while Anthony Volpe flashed brilliance despite a costly error. This win highlights the Yankees' grit and timely performance as they chase the division lead.

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