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Anthony Rizzo hits three HRs as Yankees power past Orioles

NEW YORK — Anthony Rizzo continues to show why, once the Yankees failed in their attempt at trading for Oakland’s Matt Olson, he was their top choice on the free-agent market to fill their needs at first base.

Newsday

MLB Power Rankings: The Mariners Crack the Top 10

Seattle’s offense has it on the rise, while the White Sox and Braves suffered the steepest declines.

Sports Illustrated

Gerrit Cole, Yankees' bats come alive to complete sweep of Guardians

As bad as Gerrit Cole was in his last outing, that’s how good he was against the Guardians on Sunday.

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Tigers drop opener to Yankees in four-hour affair

DETROIT — The night was never going to be conducive to good, clean baseball. Temperature at game time was 43 degrees and falling into the 30s with a chilly wind. Miserable.

Tribune News Service

Yankees shut out by Blue Jays

NEW YORK — For all the sweeping talk after the first two games about the Yankees’ new-look, much-improved 2022 offense, four games into the season, it much resembles the much-disparaged 2021 group.

Newsday

Joey Gallo is off to a good start ‘at-bat wise’: Aaron Boone

Jake Diekman needed just four pitches to finish off the Yankees Sunday night.

Tribune News Service

Joey Gallo Makes a Profile on LinkedIn With No End to Lockout in Sight

The Yankees slugger is seeking work connections while full season is in jeopardy.

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Joey Gallo made a LinkedIn page and epically roasted himself in the skills section

Those skills ... incredible.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bryce Harper, Joey Gallo, other MLB players pitch themselves to non-MLB teams as deadline hangs in balance

MLB’s lockout already delayed the start of Spring Training. And judging by the sorry state of negotiations on the day MLB said was the last to ensure a March 31 Opening Day and a 162-game season, players on 40-man rosters won’t see live competitive baseball action for quite some time.

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