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2019 New York Yankees

The 2019 New York Yankees finished with a record of 103-59, winning the AL East and setting a franchise record with 306 home runs. DJ LeMahieu led the team in batting average and RBIs, while Domingo German had a standout pitching season with an 18-4 record. The Yankees advanced to the ALCS but were eliminated by the Houston Astros in a dramatic sixth game.

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2019 New York Yankees

The 2019 New York Yankees finished with a record of 103-59, winning the AL East and setting a franchise record with 306 home runs. DJ LeMahieu led the team in batting average and RBIs, while Domingo German had a standout pitching season with an 18-4 record. The Yankees advanced to the ALCS but were eliminated by the Houston Astros in a dramatic sixth game.

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2019 NEW YORK YANKEES

103-59 1st
MGR Aaron Boone (#17)

DP: 311 to 332 Error: 351 to 354

BA SB W/K HR T D L R RNG Def.


Luke Voit #45 .263 0 PK 125 126 145 246 242 SLO 1B83, DH R R
DJ LeMahieu #26 David .327 5 123 124 144 311 264 AAR SD(2B) 2B75, 3B52, 1B40 R R
Didi Gregorius #18 .238 2 125 126 143 231 234 AAR SD SS80 L R
“Gio” Urshela #29 Giovanny .314 1 124 - 153 265 261 AR 3B123, 1B1, OF1(LF) R R
Aaron Judge “All Rise” #99 .272 3 PK 133 134 152 251 244 AAR SD/T-1 OF92(RF), DH R R
Brett Gardner #11 .251 10 126 133 152 233 241 AAR SD/T-1 OF140(CF/LF) L L
Mike Tauchman #39 .277 6 PK 125 126 153 245 246 AR OF86(LF/RF/CF) L L
Gary Sanchez #24 .232 0 PK 141 142 153 232 232 SLO C90, DH R R
Edwin Encarnacion #30 X .249 0 PK 134 - 155 243 235 SLO DH, 1B12 R R
Gleyber Torres #25 .278 5 PK 133 - 151 246 246 AAR SS77, 2B65, DH R R
Cameron Maybin “Slim” #38 .285 9 PK 124 - 151 254 251 AAR OF77(LF/RF) R R
Aaron Hicks #31 .235 1 PK 126 - 144 235 232 AAR SD/T-1 OF58(CF) B R
Clint Frazier “Bubba” #77 .267 1 PK 126 - 151 246 243 AR OF53(RF/LF), DH R R
Austin Romine #28 .281 1 MW PK 122 - 141 253 246 SLO SD-C C70, P1 R R
Mike Ford #36 #74 .259 0 136 - 155 242 242 SLO 1B29, DH, P1 L R
Tyler Wade #14 .245 7 PK 115 121 132 235 235 AAR 2B18, L R
OF18(LF/CF/RF), 3B5, SS4
Kendrys Morales #36 X .177 0 113 - 116 213 212 SLO DH, 1B7 B R
Giancarlo Stanton #27 .288 0 PW PK 125 - 144 253 252 AR LD/T-1 OF13(LF/RF), DH R R
Thairo Estrada #30 #90 .250 4 PK 124 - 142 236 236 AAR LD(OF) 2B17, SS9, PR, R R
OF4(LF/RF)
Kyle Higashioka #66 .214 0 PK 126 - 161 225 224 SLO C18 R R
Miguel Andujar #41 .128 0 MW - - - 156 153 AR LD DH, 3B4 R R
Greg Bird “Bird Dog” #33 .171 0 PK 116 - - 211 211 SLO 1B10 L R
Pitcher R .110 - MW PK 111 - 113 153 145 SLO
Pitcher L .110 - MW PK 111 - 113 145 146 SLO

ERA IP W K G GS SV
Masahiro Tanaka #19 4.45 182 124 555 32 31 0 .000 R R
J. A. Happ #34 4.91 161 132 552 31 30 0 .000 L L James Anthony “Jay” “Happer”
James Paxton #65 3.82 151 135 515 29 29 0 .000 L L “The Big Maple”
Domingo German #55 LD 4.03 143 131 531 27 24 0 .000 R R (last name pronounced hurr-MAHN)
CC Sabathia #52 LD 4.95 107 134 542 23 22 0 .000 L L Carsten Charles
Chad Green #57 4.17 69 131 461 54 15 2 .000 L R “Greeny”
Luis Severino #40 1.50 12 146 444 3 3 0 .000 R R
Luis Cessa #85 4.11 81 135 544 43 0 1 .000 R R (last name pronounced SESS-uh)
Nestor Cortes, Jr. #67 5.67 67 136 541 33 1 0 .000 R R (last name pronounced CORE-tez)
Adam Ottavino #0 1.90 66 153 461 73 0 2 .000 B R “Otto”
Zack Britton #53 1.91 61 151 543 66 0 3 .000 L L
Tommy Kahnle #48 3.67 61 134 452 72 0 0 .000 R R (last name pronounced CAIN-lee)
Aroldis Chapman #54 LD 2.21 57 143 443 60 0 37 .000 L L “The Cuban Missile”
Jonathan Holder #56 6.31 41 126 531 34 1 0 .000 R R
David Hale #75 3.11 38 123 615 20 0 2 .000 R R
Jonathan Loaisiga #38 #43 4.55 32 144 524 15 4 0 .000 R R (last name pronounced low-AYE-see-gah)
Chance Adams #35 #72 8.53 25 135 555 13 0 1 .000 R R
Stephen Tarpley #71 6.93 25 146 516 21 1 2 .000 R L
Cory Gearrin #35 X 4.50 14 126 622 18 0 0 .000 R R (last name pronounced GEAR-in)
Joe Harvey #74 + 4.50 10 154 533 9 0 0 .000 R R
Tyler Lyons #70 X 4.15 9 125 463 11 0 0 .000 L L

“The Bronx Bombers” lived up to that moniker in huge fashion by striking 306 home runs, second in the A. L. to the record-breaking Twins and the most in
franchise history. Fourteen Yankees hit at least eleven homers with Gleyber Torres’ 38 leading the way and Gary Sanchez’s 34 right behind. DJ LeMahieu
finished second in the league in batting average and topped the ballclub with 102 RBI, 197 base hits, and 109 runs scored. Torres followed with 90 runs
batted in. Their .267 team batting average was fourth best in the A. L. The Yanks also scored the most runs (943)…Domingo German ended the year 18-4 in
wins/losses. His 153 K’s were second on the pitching staff to James Paxton’s 186. Paxton won 15 ballgames. CC Sabathia became the fourteenth pitcher in
major league history to record at least 250 career victories and 3,000 strikeouts June 19 th. The Yankees 50 saves were the most in the league; their 4.31 ERA
placed them sixth…The AL East champions easily knocked off the Twins in the ALDS, 3-0, and then took the Houston Astros--with the best record in
baseball--to a sixth game of the ALCS before having their season suddenly end on a walk-off two-run home run in the last of the ninth at Houston with the
scored tied 4-4…These Yankees were a very remarkable team. During the season, a large platoon of key players was often injured/lost for the year at the
same time, but the ball club fought on, nearly playing for their 28 th world championship.

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