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No team in baseball and few teams in North American professional sports can compare with the worldwide prestige, history, and success of the New York Yankees. Indeed, only the NFL’s Green Bay Packers, NBA’s Boston Celtics, and NHL’s Montreal Canadiens would be in the conversation as ultimate iconic brands. Yet since their dynasty that included four World Series championships from 1996 through 2000 the Bronx Bombers have won only one additional world championship.
The cerebral Joe Girardi was the manager of that last Yankee title winner. Girardi was the highly successful Yankee manager from 2008 through 2017 that followed legendary skipper Joe Torre. Girardi led the Bronx Bombers to the post season six times including his last year of 2017 when New York lost a seven-game heartbreaker in the ALCS to the eventual World Series champion and Cinderella Houston Astros. That loss cost Girardi his job, as Hal and Hank Steinbrenner believed that he fell short too often in the playoffs. Former Yankee playoff hero Aaron Boone was named as new manager. And while Boone has posted win totals of 100 and 103, he has also failed to reach the World Series.
Last year the Yankees lost the ALCS in six games to the Astros. Starting pitching was a concern for New York all season and that blew up against Houston. New York ranked only 20th for quality starts last year. Offsetting that was a lineup that ranked first for run production and second for home runs. Most important of all the Bronx Bombers turned a solid profit on the board for 2019.
New York Yankees at a Glance
Manager: Aaron Boone
Home Stadium: Yankee Stadium
World Series Championships: 27 ( Last, 2009 )
League Pennants: 40 ( Last, 2009 )
Division Titles: 19 ( Last, 2019 )
Current Odds to Win World Series: +305
Current Odds to Win American League Pennant: +119
2020 Season Preview
It should come as no surprise that the Yankees began the 2020 season with the highest payroll in baseball. And a good chunk of that payroll goes to right hand number one starter Gerrit Cole. The 2011 number one overall draft pick with the Pittsburgh Pirates holds the rare distinction in this modern era of being a 20-game winner last year. Cole was 20-5 with a 2.50 earned run average. His WHIP was a stellar 0.89 as he dominated with 326 strikeouts in 212.1 innings of work.
Yet another important man in the rotation is number two starter Masahiro Tanaka. The right hander is expected to bounce back after a rather ordinary 11-9 record with a 4.45 earned run average last year. Tanaka’s 1.24 WHIP was the highest of his career.
Any conversation about Yankee pitching must of course include Aroldis Chapman, one of the greatest closers in the history of the game. Chapman was 3-2 last year to go with 37 saves and a 2.21 earned run average. Chapman struck out 85 batters in 57 innings of work with a WHIP of 1.11. He is a six time All Star and was American League Reliever of the Year for 2019.
Expected back from an injury plagued 2019 season is designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton hit 38 home runs with 100 runs batted in with the Yankees in 2018 and clobbered 59 home runs to go with 132 runs batted in for the Miami Marlins in 2017. He will bat cleanup for the Bronx Bombers.
Also missing a lot of time due to injury was right fielder Aaron Judge. In just 102 games Judge hit .272 with an OPS of .921 and a slugging percentage of .540. Judge powered for 18 doubles and 27 home runs, good for 75 runs and 55 runs batted in. Judge is a two-time All Star and 2017 American League Rookie of the Year.
Shortstop Gleyber Torres wasted no time in becoming a star after just two big league seasons. For 2019 Torres hit .278 with an OPS of .871. Torres hit 26 doubles, 38 home runs, and 90 runs batted in to go with 96 runs. He has made the All Star team in both of his two seasons.
2020 New York Yankees Schedule
March 26-29: at Baltimore Orioles
March 30-April 1: at Tampa Bay Rays
April 2-5: Toronto Blue Jays
April 6-9: Baltimore Orioles
April 10-12: at Oakland Athletics
April 13-15: at Texas Rangers
April 17-19: Cincinnati Reds
April 20-23: at Detroit Tigers
April 24-26: Cleveland Indians
April 28-30: Detroit Tigers
May 1-3: at Toronto Blue Jays
May 5-6: Pittsburgh Pirates
May 8-10: Boston Red Sox
May 11-14: at Tampa Bay Rays
May 15-17: at Houston Astros
May 19-21: at Milwaukee Brewers
May 22-25: Seattle Mariners
May 26-28: Minnesota Twins
May 29-31: at Los Angeles Angels
June 1-3: at Seattle Mariners
June 5-7: Tampa Bay Rays
June 9-11: Kansas City Royals
June 12-14: at Boston Red Sox
June 16-17: at Pittsburgh Pirates
June 18-21: at Minnesota Twins
June 22-24: Baltimore Orioles
June 26-28: Chicago Cubs
June 29-July 1: at Baltimore Orioles
July 3-5: at Toronto Blue Jays
July 7-8: New York Mets
July 10-12: Texas Rangers
July 17-19: at St. Louis Cardinals
July 20-23: Los Angeles Angels
July 24-26: Boston Red Sox
July 28-29: at New York Mets
July 30-August 2: at Boston Red Sox
August 2-5: Chicago White Sox
August 7-9: Oakland Athletics
August 10-12: at Kansas City Royals
August 13-16: at Chicago White Sox
August 17-19: Tampa Bay Rays
August 20-23: Toronto Blue Jays
August 25-26: Baltimore Orioles
August 28-30: at Cleveland Indians
August 31-September 2: at Boston Red Sox
September 4-7: at Baltimore Orioles
September 8-11: Boston Red Sox
September 11-13: Toronto Blue Jays
September 14-16: at Tampa Bay Rays
September 18-20: at Toronto Blue Jays
September 21-24: Houston Astros
September 25-27: Tampa Bay Rays
Statistics By Year (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
HOME |
AWAY |
MONEY |
O/U |
DIVISION FINISH |
| 2019 |
103-59 |
57-24 |
46-35 |
+1407 |
87-72-6 |
1st |
| 2018 |
100-62 |
53-28 |
47-34 |
-950 |
78-77-7 |
2nd |
| 2017 |
91-71 |
51-30 |
40-41 |
-100 |
83-76-3 |
2nd |
| 2016 |
84-78 |
48-33 |
36-45 |
+354 |
72-80-10 |
4th |
| 2015 |
87-75 |
45-36 |
42-39 |
-339 |
77-81-4 |
2nd |
| 2014 |
84-78 |
43-38 |
41-40 |
-240 |
68-90-4 |
2nd |
| 2013 |
85-77 |
46-35 |
39-42 |
+454 |
67-85-10 |
3rd |
| 2012 |
95-67 |
51-30 |
44-37 |
+374 |
71-86-5 |
1st |
| 2011 |
97-65 |
52-29 |
45-36 |
+896 |
71-78-13 |
1st |
| 2010 |
95-67 |
52-29 |
43-38 |
-461 |
84-71-7 |
2nd |
Year-By-Year History (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
STANDING |
POSTSEASON |
| 2019 |
103-59 |
1st |
Lost ALCS |
| 2018 |
100-62 |
2nd |
Lost ALDS |
| 2017 |
91-71 |
2nd |
Lost ALCS |
| 2016 |
84-78 |
4th |
- |
| 2015 |
87-75 |
2nd |
Lost Wild Card |
| 2014 |
84-78 |
2nd |
- |
| 2013 |
85-77 |
3rd |
- |
| 2012 |
95-67 |
1st |
Lost ALCS |
| 2011 |
97-65 |
1st |
Lost ALDS |
| 2010 |
95-67 |
2nd |
Lost ALCS |
Major League Baseball Teams
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