Joel Sherman
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This type of starting pitching contract may not longer make sense
So I ask this question as the offseason comes into focus: Why would any team sign a starter to a contract longer than, say, three or four years?
Aaron Judge is making this look easy
The Yankees recently played in Williamsport, Pa., and Aaron Judge is making every stadium look like the one there — the Little League version.
Just playing meaningful September games no longer good enough for Mets
But at some point, you stop living the season you imagined and are dealing with the one actually unfolding.
Brian Cashman opens up on young Yankee's 'growing pains' — and if a demotion is possible
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman spoke to The Post's Joel Sherman about the young shortstop's struggles and whether a demotion is a possibility.
Where Aaron Judge ranks on the list of all-time Yankees greats
It feels as if there will be a Yankees Olympus that will exclude Judge unless he can take a ride or two in the Canyon of Heroes.
Highest-ranking woman in Mets baseball ops out as overhaul continues
Liz Benn, the Mets’ highest-ranking woman in baseball operations, is leaving the club, effective after the season, The Post has learned.
Why are so many MLB contenders flailing? I've got a theory
I have asked folks in the game I respect, and none were sure we are going through a sea change.
Key starter making strong case for spot in Yankees' playoff rotation with decisions looming
To watch Carlos Rodon on Saturday was to see the good and also why he has not gained the Yankees' complete trust.
These Yankees struggles could prove to be their downfall
The Yankees’ .536 winning percentage at home this year through Friday was the third-worst for the franchise in the wild-card era.
Yankees' impending injury returns could make for complicated situation
In the post-trade deadline period, getting injured players healthy and calling up a worthy prospect are the last ways to fortify a roster.
Aaron Judge is so good now that MLB should rethink the intentional walk rule
Aaron Judge has spent about three-plus months making hitting look easy.
Yankees must make opponents pay for this strategy
Judge became the first Yankee intentionally passed three times in a game since Bernie Williams on Sept. 26, 1999.
How the Mets' modest trade-deadline approach can help now — and in the future
The Mets repeated their 2015 trade deadline — alas without Yoenis Cespedes.
Yankees' deadline haul didn't reach championship-or-bust heights
In many ways this defined the deadline through the sport — the market was way more supplementary than superstar.
Teams looking to alternatives in MLB trade deadline reliever market
Not many teams are willing to pay the price for Miami’s elite closer Tanner Scott, so they are searching for other lefty relief options.
Why the Yankees coveted Cardinals infielder and how they lost out
The big swing – if the Yanks decided to go for a starter – would be for San Francisco’s Blake Snell or the White Sox’s Garrett Crochet.
Rangers make starter available at MLB trade deadline
Texas is still just 4 ¹/₂ out of first with key players such as Josh Jung, Evan Carter, Tyler Mahle and perhaps Jacob deGrom nearing returns from the injured list.
Yankees face trade deadline dilemma that could force excruciating decision
Brian Cashman is going to execute more trades to try to upgrade the roster. And it will be fascinating how, um, creative he gets.
Mets' injuries should only solidify stance as buyers in this trade market
The volatility and fluidity at this time of year is being embodied right now with the Mets and starting pitching.Â