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Yankees manager Aaron Boone faced criticism for pulling ace Max Fried early in their playoff game against the Red Sox, a decision he defended despite the team's narrow 3-1 loss and bullpen struggles, highlighting ongoing postseason challenges for the Yankees.
Joel Sherman discusses the Yankees' decision not to rely on ace Max Fried in a crucial game, questions the choice to face Ceddanne Rafaela with Luke Weaver based on statistics, and emphasizes that the Yankees can recover by winning the next two games.
Michael Kay criticizes Yankees manager Aaron Boone's decision to pull ace pitcher Max Fried in Game 1 of the wild-card series, questioning the rationale behind removing Fried early and suggesting it was a strategic mistake that contributed to their loss against the Red Sox.
In a crucial Wild Card Series game, Yankees manager Aaron Boone's decision to pull pitcher Max Fried after 102 pitches is highlighted as a key factor in their 3-1 loss to the Red Sox, raising concerns about their postseason prospects and future matchups.
Max Fried led the Yankees to a 5-3 victory over the Red Sox, securing his 17th win of the season with increased fastball velocity and 5 ¹/₃ innings of two-run ball, contributing to the Yankees' streak of 33 consecutive winning seasons.
Max Fried's recent struggles have raised concerns about his performance and the Yankees' decision to sign him to a record-breaking contract, with questions about injury issues and whether this move will be regretted in the long run.
The New York Yankees are struggling with a four-game losing streak, highlighted by a bullpen meltdown in a recent game against the Texas Rangers, where they blew a late lead and lost 8-5. Max Fried acknowledged the need for change amid the team's poor results, which have also seen them fall behind in the American League standings.
The Yankees experienced a routine 5-2 loss, highlighting concerns over Max Fried's blister and Jonathan Loaisiga's recurring issues, which could impact their long-term pitching stability as the season progresses.
Max Fried left the Yankees' game against the Cubs with a blister, raising concerns about his injury status amid a tough outing that ended their winning streak. The Yankees, already dealing with multiple injuries in their rotation, face potential setbacks depending on Fried's recovery, as he has been a key pitcher this season.
Max Fried withdrew from the MLB All-Star Game due to his upcoming start on Saturday, which would have given him only two days of rest, and will attend the festivities instead. Yankees manager Aaron Boone emphasized that the decision was based on scheduling and workload considerations, not injury concerns, as Fried aims to surpass his career-high innings this season. Fried's absence opens the door for teammate Carlos Rodón to participate in the All-Star Game.
The Yankees, struggling with a six-game losing streak and facing their worst stretch in weeks, secured a crucial win on July 6 against a weak Mets pitching lineup, with their ace Max Fried leading the game, marking an important victory in their season.
The New York Yankees are focusing on enhancing their run prevention strategy following the departure of Juan Soto. They have made significant moves this offseason, including signing pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract to strengthen their rotation alongside Gerrit Cole. Additionally, the Yankees traded Nestor Cortes and Caleb Durbin to the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for elite closer Devin Williams, indicating their commitment to bolstering their pitching staff.
The San Francisco Giants are reportedly strong contenders to sign right-handed pitcher Corbin Burnes, despite initial doubts about their willingness to make such a significant investment. This comes after Max Fried's lucrative deal raised the market value for pitchers. Insider Alex Pavlovic suggests the Giants, alongside the Toronto Blue Jays, are favorites to land Burnes, who has shown interest in joining the team. The Giants' new regime appears ready to spend more this offseason, increasing the likelihood of signing Burnes.
The New York Yankees successfully signed free agent pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract, making it the largest deal ever for a left-handed pitcher. Despite not being Fried's first choice, the Yankees used a combination of familiar faces, including special advisor Omar Minaya, and a competitive financial offer to secure the deal. The Yankees outbid the Boston Red Sox and Texas Rangers, adding Fried to an already strong pitching rotation.
The Oakland Athletics reportedly made a strong bid for free agent pitcher Max Fried, who ultimately signed an eight-year, $218 million deal with the Yankees. Despite the A's recent efforts to increase spending, including signing Luis Severino, they were unable to secure Fried, highlighting their challenges in attracting top talent. The A's are expected to continue pursuing free agents to meet a competitive balance tax threshold, with potential interest in players like Sean Manaea and others.