The Yankees will have to wait a little bit longer to lock up the No. 1 seed in the American League as they dropped their second consecutive game to the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-4 on Saturday. Luis Gil allowed four home runs in his start which was a season high, and the Yankees could not overcome… Read More
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