Newsday Apr 21, 2021
Corey Kluber starts strong for Yankees, but loses plate in fifth and gets pulled vs. Atlanta
The two-time Cy Young Award winner threw blanks for four innings but was pulled in the fifth after allowing three walks that led to two runs.
Pinstripe Alley Apr 21, 2021
NYY vs. ATL: Corey Kluber vs. Ian Anderson
Photo by Julio Aguilar/ Jameson Taillon turned in his best start in pinstripes last night. Let’s see if Kluber can follow his fellow newcomer’s lead. The Yankees finally got back in the win column last night. On the back of Jameson Taillon’s best outing as a Yankee and a patient eight innings from the offense, the Bombers eked out the 3-1 victory. It was by no means a vintage performance by the bats, but amid the team-wide offensive scuffle, they’ll take anything they can get. Let’s see if they can carry some positive momentum into tonight’s matchup with the...
rssfeeds.lohud.com Apr 21, 2021
Atlanta Braves announce Wednesday lineup vs. New York Yankees
Ian Anderson (0-0, 4.70) will start for the Braves, while Corey Kluber (0-1, 6.10) goes for the Yankees.
Blogging the Bombers | New York Daily News Apr 21, 2021
Corey Kluber isn’t worried about Yankees’ struggling rotation
Corey Kluber does not feel the pressure.
Newsday Apr 20, 2021
Yankees need to get more out of Jameson Taillon, Corey Kluber
So far, the gamble hasn't worked out for the pair that totaled 18 pitches in the majors last season.
rssfeeds.lohud.com Apr 20, 2021
With Yankees needing more length from starters, Corey Kluber is hoping to deliver
Corey Kluber has been inconsistent so far for the Yankees this season, but he's hoping to get on track Wednesday against the Atlanta Braves.
Pinstripe Alley Apr 14, 2021
Yankees 4, Blue Jays 5: Judge homered twice... but so did Bichette
Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports Aaron Judge homered twice, but that wasn’t enough offense for the Yankees in their series finale loss. This game seemed like it would be different when the Yankees scored in the first inning for the first time all season. However, it ended up like how several others have gone this year. The series finale between the Yankees and Blue Jays ended in a 5-4 walkoff Blue Jays’ win on a Bo Bichette home run. How we got there has followed a pattern from several games this season. On the pitching side of things, Corey Kluber was...
Newsday Apr 14, 2021
Chad Green allows walk-off home run following short start by Corey Kluber as Blue Jays beat Yankees
Bo Bichette's blast gave the Blue Jays a 5-4 win after Corey Kluber couldn't make it past the fourth inning for the third straight start.
Pinstripe Alley Apr 14, 2021
NYY vs. TOR: Corey Kluber vs. T.J. Zeuch
Photo by Jim McIsaac/ Can the Yankees pick up a series win over the Jays? After splitting the first two games in Dunedin, the Yankees and Blue Jays will wrap up their series in a Wednesday get away day afternoon game. To try and get the series win, the Yankees will send Corey Kluber to the mound. Last time out, Kluber struggled against the Rays, getting knocked out after 2.1 innings. On the other hand, his first start of the season came against the Blue Jays, where he was solid. Gleyber Torres was left out of the lineup yesterday after jamming his finger while sliding...
rssfeeds.lohud.com Apr 14, 2021
New York Yankees announce Wednesday lineup vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Corey Kluber (0-1, 5.68) is scheduled to start for New York, while Ross Stripling (0-1, 7.56) will go for Toronto.
Pinstripe Alley Apr 14, 2021
Today on Pinstripe Alley - 4/14/21
Photo by Julio Aguilar/ The Yankees wrap up their six-game Florida tour. Tuesday night was another uninspiring day for the Yankees’ offense, though they at least picked a good arm to get dominated by in Hyun Jin Ryu. However, there is still a chance for a series win and evening this underwhelming road trip at 3-3. Corey Kluber will try to get things going against Ross Stripling, who the Yankees hit pretty hard in his first time out. On the site today, we’ll have the latest episode of the Pinstripe Alley Podcast, Kunj will discuss Aaron Hicks and the importance of...
Pinstripe Alley Apr 12, 2021
Corey Kluber’s health is a multifaceted issue
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Whether or not Kluber stays healthy is a good question, but there’s a better one not being asked. A sizable question surrounding Corey Kluber has been regarding his health. Can he stay healthy through 2021 after recovering from a fractured forearm and a torn teres major muscle, which forced him to miss most of the 2019 and virtually all of the 2020 seasons? It’s an important question for sure, as I’m only one of countless writers who’ve opined on his chances of remaining 100 percent active throughout the season. Yet there’s an...
Pinstripe Alley Apr 11, 2021
Is it time to start worrying about Corey Kluber?
Photo by Julio Aguilar/ The Statcast data surrounding the Klubot’s first two starts in pinstripes are mixed. Corey Kluber’s first week as a Yankee has not exactly gone as fans, or the Yankees, have hoped. His first start on April 3rd against the Toronto Blue Jays was roughly what many expected — two runs (only one earned) on five hits, with five strikeouts and three walks in four innings and one batter. Unfortunately, his second appearance, this past Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays, was nothing short of a disaster. Kluber was knocked out of the game after only...
Pinstripe Alley Apr 9, 2021
Yankees 5, Rays 10: A rough one from start to finish
Photo by Matt May/MLB Photos via The Yankees didn’t have much going in their favor in their first road game of the season. The Yankees couldn’t figure out the Rays at all in 2020, and they started 2021 in a similar fashion. Tampa Bay pounced on the Yankees’ pitching all afternoon, becoming the first opponent to put up double digits against them this season and claiming the first game of the series 10-5. Corey Kluber had the ball to start this game, but he wouldn’t hold onto it for long. Trouble began in the second inning, when DJ LeMahieu committed a throwing...
Newsday Apr 9, 2021
Corey Kluber far from his best, pulled early in Yankees' loss to Rays
Kluber allowed five runs (three earned), five hits and two walks over 2 1/3 innings in which he struck out three.
