The New York Yankees are hosting the Baltimore Orioles for four more games at Yankee Stadium and the first game Monday afternoon went much like the previous ones. Starter James Paxton went six innings, surrendering three runs on five hits and a pair of walks. In what has continued to be a weakness for the Canadian native, he surrendered a run in the first inning yet again. Paxton allowed two home runs, but his offense was back to usual against their familiar punching bag in Baltimore, picking ...

With the offense mauling the Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night, New York Yankees starter James Paxton easily handled business on the mound. The 30-year-old went six innings for the second consecutive time, going 6 2/3 innings and allowing just one run on five hits. Paxton struck out seven and allowed a home run in the 108-pitch performance. With the Yankees clicking on all cylinders at the plate, pitching will be what defines them when it matters most. [...]

Having been rocked at Fenway Park exactly a week before, New York Yankees starter James Paxton returned to the Yankee Stadium mound for another shot at the Red Sox. This time, however, the Canadian native got the better of the defending champions, picking up a quality start. Paxton went six innings, allowing just two runs on two hits and three walks. He also struck out six in the process, having allowed both earned runs on a first-inning home run. [...]

New York Yankees starter James Paxton had minimal offensive assistance Monday night during his home start against the Tampa Bay Rays. The 30-year-old allowed just two runs, both coming off home runs, in his six innings of work. Striking out seven in the process, he threw 107 pitches in what was a quality start. Unfortunately for him, he was out-dueled by the opposing starter, with his club's first run coming in the seventh inning, after he had thrown his last pitch. The Yankees would eventually[...]

The Midsummer Classic has come and gone, leaving us without baseball for what seems like the longest week of the calendar year. Before the second half of the 2019 MLB season gets underway, the RotoBaller staff has updated our fantasy baseball rankings for the remainder of the year.RotoBaller writers Nick Mariano, Pierre Camus, Bill Dubiel and Scott Engel want you to crush the competition and know that rankings don't stop mattering once your draft is over.Starting pitchers have been the bane of f[...]

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The New York Mets and New York Yankees engaged in a pitcher's duel Tuesday night at Citi Field. For the road team, the starter was James Paxton, who arguably had his best start since returning from a knee injury in late May. The 30-year-old allowed just one run, which came off a solo home run in the sixth, his last inning. In his six innings of work, he allowed eight hits and a pair of walks, but worked well to limit damage. At the plate he even drove in a run with a sacrifice. Paxton struck ou[...]

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In their final game before heading to London for the weekend, the New York Yankees didn't get the desired performance out of starter James Paxton [...]