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Baseball Columnist, New York Post
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By Joel Sherman Verified| New York Post Verified Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. It is Game 18. A Wednesday night against the Royals. And not the George Brett Royals who the Yankees loathed in the way back. Yet, Game 18 will have resonance beyond the monotony of the long season. Maybe more than that. It is a landmark for the 2025 Yankees to finally be adding a starter rather than losing one.
By Joel Sherman Verified| New York Post Verified The lesson is reiterated annually now. In a sport in which six teams make the playoffs in each league, an early knockdown is not a death sentence. Last year, for example, the Mets were 24-35 on June 2, and FanGraphs gave them a 7.9 percent chance to make the playoffs. They reached Game 6 of the NLCS. The Tigers were 39-48 on July 4 with a 2.2 percent postseason shot and 52-57 on July 30, the day they traded No. 2 starter Jack Flaherty, with a 1.3 percent possibility.
By Joel Sherman Verified| New York Post Verified Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. It is Game 18. A Wednesday night against the Royals. And not the George Brett Royals who the Yankees loathed in the way back. Yet, Game 18 will have resonance beyond the monotony of the long season. Maybe more than that. It is a landmark for the 2025 Yankees to finally be adding a starter rather than losing one.
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New York Post
The New York Post is a historic daily newspaper based in New York City, founded on November 16, 1801, by Alexander Hamilton. It is recognized as the 13th-oldest newspaper in the U.S. and the oldest continuously published daily. The paper is owned by News Corp and has transitioned to a tabloid format since the mid-20th century. It has a daily circulation of approximately 230,634 copies. The New York Post offers a print newspaper that covers local news, politics, sports, and entertainment, known for its sensational headlines. It also has a strong digital presence, featuring a website that provides breaking news and opinion pieces, along with specialized platforms like PageSix.com for celebrity gossip and Decider.com for streaming recommendations. Additionally, it produces multimedia content, including the syndicated television show Page Six TV, which focuses on celebrity news.
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