World Series tickets are always hard to come by. However, Susan Finkelstein, desperate for Phillies tickets, said if you gave her some, she would allow you to come, come by her house, that is, and get serviced.

Yankees Angels game 6 can simply be titled "Yankees win the pennant." With the 5-2 win, the New York Yankees win the American League Championship Series (ALCS) title over the Los Angeles Angels.

Cross your fingers for Sunday, because the American League Championship Series (ALCS) Game 6 has been postponed. As expected, the game at Yankee Stadium was rained out.

Leading the best of seven series 3-1 going into the Yankees Angels game 5, the Yankees had plans to do what the Phillies did the previous night; earn a trip to the World Series. The Angels spoiled the Yankees plans with a 7-6 win on Thursday night.

After the extra inning games of game 2 and game 3, the Yankees Angels game 4 seemed a bit short with only nine innings. But for Yankee fans, it was a joy to watch. With the 10-1 win on Tuesday night, the Yankees are just one win away from going to their 40th World Series.

It was just a couple of days ago that the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Angels played a marathon 13 inning game 2 in New York. The players must have wanted to share the fun and excitement of extra innings with the fans in LA. Monday's afternoon Yankees Angels game 3 took 11 innings for the Angels to score their first win in the series 5-4.

Derek Jeter is just one of the big hitters on the New York Yankees roster. When it comes to hitting home runs in the postseason, Jeter is the guy. In fact in Monday's ALCS Yankees Angels game 3, Jeter hit his 20th postseason home run at his first at bat for the game.

The die-hard Yankee fans left Yankee stadium early Sunday morning tired, wet and victorious. Their beloved New York Yankees had just won game 2 of the American League Championship Series (ALCS) against the Angels in a thriller.

Doesn't it feel like this is a rite of spring for the Yankees? A apologetic press conference re: steroids or some other banned substance by some player? First, Jason Giambi, then Andy Pettite, and now Alex Rodriguez (A-Rod).

The Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees made a trade to bring slugger Nick Swisher to the former “House that Ruth Built”. Nick will more than likely replace Jason Giambi, now a free agent, at First Base.

“With Jorge Posada out, the Yankees have been hunting for catching help. They got it Wednesday afternoon when they acquired Ivan Rodriguez from the Detroit Tigers, according to ESPN the Magazine’s Buster Olney," writes ESPN.