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Yankees offense searching for consistency after losing top spot in AL East

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MLB Power Rankings 5.0 (Week of April 28): Movers and shakers aplenty as Yankees, Mets fall on list

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Gunnar Henderson becomes youngest player to hit 10 homers before May 1 as Orioles defeat Yankees 2-0

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Rizzo hits 300th HR, Judge and Volpe also go deep in Yankees’ 15-5 victory over Brewers

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DJ LeMahieu injury: Yankees’ 3B shut down for at least another week

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Yankees notes: Luis Gil’s lesson, DJ LeMahieu begins rehab assignment

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MLB Power Rankings 4.0 (Week of April 21): A new No. 1, Mets hit top 10

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SEE IT: Yankees manager Aaron Boone bizarrely ejected by Hunter Wendlestadt in 2-0 loss to Athletics

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Yankees’ Luis Gil wins first game in 3 years as Bombers beat Rays

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A brief goodbye for John Sterling as Yankees bid farewell to legendary radio voice

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Yankees rally in 9th, Judge breaks out of slump in 6-4 win over Blue Jays to avoid sweep

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Three reasons why the Yankees pitching staff is unreliable of late

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Guerrero Jr. has 2 RBI as Blue Jays win 5-4, Yankees lose first series this season

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Anthony Volpe looking natural at Yankees’ lead-off spot

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Jackie Robinson remembered around MLB on 77th anniversary of him breaking baseball’s color barrier

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Bassitt gets 2nd straight victory as Blue Jays win 3-1, hand Yankees first back-to-back losses

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