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Busy Sunday for both free agents and All-Stars alike

By Stacy Podelski July 2, 2012 2 Comments

It was a very busy Sunday for both the NHL and MLB, as free agents and All-Stars were signed and named to the local area teams. 1495 Sports has this update for New Yorksports fans to enjoy: NHL free agents: New York Rangers: The Blueshirts were extremely busy bolstering their roster for the upcoming season […]

Kurtzberg’s Corner: Starting Pitching Key to Yankees Resurgence

By Brad Kurtzberg June 13, 2012 3 Comments

Say what you want about the steady bat of Derek Jeter, the power of Curtis Granderson or the clutch walk-off home run hit by Russell Martin last weekend, but they are not the biggest reason for the Yankees recent hot streak. The fact that the starting rotation has been consistently excellent has been the key […]

1495 Sports live scoring updates final: Yankees take a close Game Two over Mets, 4-2

By Stacy Podelski June 9, 2012 Leave a comment

The New York Yankees were able to gain a close Game Two victory over the New York Mets by a final of 4-2 in baseball action on Saturday. 1495 Sports is proud to have this scoring summary from the game Phil Hughes on the hill for the Bombers to take on Mets Dillon Gee. Here […]

Bombers represent well at the Greatness in Baseball Yearly Awards

By Stacy Podelski April 20, 2012 Leave a comment

Robinson Cano, Derek Jeter and David Robertson were all honored on Friday night, as a part of the Greatness in Baseball Yearly (GIBBY) Award ceremony on Friday night. The GIBBY Award winners are calculated on four segments of voters, which account for 25 percent of the total vote. Involved in the voting process, was the millions of fans that […]

Yankees regain momentum and swagger as ALDS heads back to Bronx

By Stacy Podelski April 16, 2012 Leave a comment

In the bottom of the first inning Yankees starter A.J. Burnett was already on the ropes, as the righty had no command. A.J., who was trying to tame the Detroit Tigers, while pushing the ALDS back to the Bronx, had walked three batters-putting himself in a situation where the bases were loaded with Tigers. It was with two outs, when […]

Yankees sunk in seventh in Game Three of ALDS: 5-4

By Stacy Podelski April 16, 2012 Leave a comment

The New York Yankees were sunk in the seventh inning by the Detroit Tigers, as the Bombers fell by a final of 5-4 in Game Three of the ALDS on Monday night. Delmon Young hit a homer in the bottom of the seventh to help lead the Detroit offense. On the hill, it was the Tigers-ace Justin Verlander who prevailed…striking out 11 batters, […]

Mr. 600 : Mariano Rivera

By Stacy Podelski April 13, 2012 Leave a comment

New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera is just one save from the Major League saves mark, as the Hall of Fame stopper aided the Bombers (90-57) to a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners (61-87) on Tuesday. In a year that has featured memorable milestones, such as the 3,000 hit for Derek Jeter-who will be joining his longtime teammate in the hallowed halls […]