The Slice and friends Yankees Baseball thread. 2026.

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Tin Man said:
I was there, on the front row of the upper deck, section 305. My friend and I didn’t stay for the fireworks. We met some bar staffers and played volleyball until sunrise, then had breakfast at a Waffle House.
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Really?! My Daddy said I was crazy to stay up so late to watch the game on t.v. We laughed about it, & he died suddenly later that day
 
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Yanks to call up 6-foot-7 slugging prospect Spencer Jones (source)

NEW YORK -- The Yankees have dreamed upon this for years: An outfield stocked with towering sluggers Aaron Judge and Spencer Jones, a pair of 6-foot-7 mashers obliterating balls from opposite sides of the plate. That vision is set to become reality this weekend. A source told MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand
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Yankees' Lagrange unleashes 102.8 mph heater -- the fastest Triple-A pitch of '26

If a Carlos Lagrange fastball was measured as a fever, the batter might have to visit a doctor. The Yankees' No. 2 prospect reached triple digits with his heater 15 times, topping out at 102.8 mph on the hardest-thrown pitch at Triple-A this season. Lagrange's performance overall was equally...
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Lagrange hasn't surrendered more than two runs in six of his eight starts while striking out 46 in 33 1/3 innings -- good for a 12.4 K/9. Walks (20) have led to higher pitch counts for the right-hander, who needed 90 to get through five frames -- about the only thing holding him back from pure dominance.

Lagrange recorded half of his K's over his final two frames, striking out three in the fifth while still pushing past the 100-mph mark three different times, including his second-hardest pitch of the night (102.2).
 
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