Um, er, Yankees, I’m not sure how to tell you this, but, ah, we, you people just were embarrassed by a hospital case. All I could do was sp

Tim Wakefield wasn’t the best pitcher in Red Sox history (that’s Pedro Martinez), nor was he the most entertaining (guys like Bill “Spaceman” Lee, Luis Tiant and yes, Pedro, have that territory marked), but what he was one of the Nation’s favorites. For

After 48 hours of nonstop accusations, arguments, shame, and blame, the Red Sox and Yankees went back to playing baseball last night. As a waning orange squash of a moon rose beyond the bleachers, Tim Wakefield threw baseballs that danced and dazzled and

Pedro Martinez, left, and general manager Dan Duquette were happy to talk about another Cy Young award. From the Sunshine State to the Great Northwest, the vote yesterday was indisputable. The 2000 American League Cy Young Award went unanimously to New E

The following is a guest post by my dear friend David Meadvin, with some assistance from me on the statistical/research front. Dave previously contributed to TYA as an occasional guest poster, and is probably the world’s biggest Pascual Perez fan. We’re

Our next Pinch Hitter, Stanford Williams, is a 44-year-old Yankees fan who has been married to his wife Anastasia for 23 years. He calls her “an incredible woman,” and the two have three children. One is a student at the University of Virginia Law School