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Kristie Ackert

Kristie Ackert

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Sports Reporter, Tampa Bay Times

Dunedin

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Los Angels, Angels Baseball

Doesn’t Cover

anything progressive or woke

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Total articles 19277

  • Former Yankee Returns to MLB After World Series Heroics

    By Kristie Ackert Verified| Yardbarker Verified He made one of the most memorable plays of the Yankees’ postseason run, flipping over the railing to snag a Shohei Ohtani popup in extra innings of Game 1 of the World Series. “That just sums up everything that he is in one play right there,” Yankees captain Aaron Judge said this spring when Verdugo still did not have a job. “Doesn’t matter — he was making plays like that in April and May when the games aren’t as big.

    By Kristie Ackert Verified · Yardbarker

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Giancarlo Stanton’s Recovery Timeline Comes Into Focus

    By Kristie Ackert Verified| Yardbarker Verified Stanton, 35, has been hitting off the high-velocity Trajekt machine and making slow progress behind the scenes. But according to Klapisch, he’s hitting with softballs instead of baseballs to limit stress on his elbows. The platelet-rich plasma treatments he received earlier this spring have helped. Still, the Yankees are moving slowly and carefully, especially after Stanton was forced to shut down entirely in January due to what he called “severe pain” while swinging.

    By Kristie Ackert Verified · Yardbarker

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Former Yankee Returns to MLB After World Series Heroics

    By Kristie Ackert Verified| Yardbarker Verified He made one of the most memorable plays of the Yankees’ postseason run, flipping over the railing to snag a Shohei Ohtani popup in extra innings of Game 1 of the World Series. “That just sums up everything that he is in one play right there,” Yankees captain Aaron Judge said this spring when Verdugo still did not have a job. “Doesn’t matter — he was making plays like that in April and May when the games aren’t as big.

    By Kristie Ackert Verified · Yardbarker

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Tampa Bay Times

Clearwater, Florida, United States

+1 813-627-4700