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With a stellar outing from Domingo Germán and key pinch-hits, the Yankees took the series in Arlington.

Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports Nothing has made me happier this season than Giancarlo Stanton’s start. Yankee fans haven’t had much to cheer for around Stanton’s Yankee tenure — largely due to the time he’s spent on the IL — but after such a great playoff run last season, all eyes were on Big G to start the year. He’s delivered over and over, and ended up being the hero in Sunday afternoon’s rubber match, sealing a series win for New York as they beat the Nationals 3-2. Entering the bottom of the ninth, Tyler Wade — who had been subbed in for Miguel Andújar — was probably t...

This is the second time in the last two years in Yankee Stadium that the Rays were able to pull a clean sweep. They have won 18 of their past 23 games against New York. This loss also extended the Yankees’ losing streak to five games, the team’s worst start since 1997. Rays manager Kevin Cash explains the team’s excitement for accomplishing a clean victory. It is gratifying to come in here and for the guys to find a way to complete a series and win three. It’s just not an easy thing to do, it doesn’t happen often, so you’ve got to enjoy it when it does.

Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports Although it took Gerrit Cole a little while to get into a rhythm on Monday night against the Blue Jays, he found it in the middle of the second and didn’t lose it. Back by a pair of homers from his catcher, Kyle Higashioka, Cole recovered nicely and led the Yankees to a 3-1 victory in Dunedin (Toronto’s current home-away-from-home). It was a bit of an inauspicious beginning for Cole, who may just been getting used to a mound that is not his favorite. After a perfect first inning from Robbie Ray, Cole got into a jam in the home half when Bo Bichette and Vla...

James Harden’s eighth triple-double leads Brooklyn as ‘The Beard’s returns to Houston, 132-114 Share this story Houston, we have a problem... And his name is James Harden. Brooklyn, led by Harden’s eighth triple-double — 29 points, 14 assists, and 10 rebounds in 41 minutes — defeated the short-handed and struggling Rockets, 132-114 at the Toyota Center Wednesday. It was Harden’s first game back in H-town since the four-team trade that brought him to Brooklyn on January 13. “I’m excited. We got a win,” Harden said post-game. “We’ve been playing very, very good basketbal...