Max Fried is in the midst of his worst stretch in an otherwise solid first season of an eight-year contract with the New York Yankees. On Tuesday night, the Yankees hope to see the version of Fried they saw for most of the first three months when they continue a four-game series against the visiting Tampa Bay Rays.
Let's highlight some of the top games on Tuesday, July 29 action inside Major League Baseball. The two teams trailing the Toronto Blue Jays inside the AL East continue their series in the Bronx as the New York Yankees host the Tampa Bay Rays.
Max Fried would rather forget the start he made for the New York Yankees on the 24th of July in 2025. The first three innings went as smoothly as Fried would have hoped, as he sat down the first nine Toronto Blue Jays hitters in order.
The New York Yankees were without Max Fried for the past few games as he dealt with a blister. Instead, the Yankees had to go with other players such as Ian Hamilton and Will Warren to fill his role, but that may change coming up, according to Yankees beat reporter Gary Phillips.
The second half presents a real opportunity for the New York Yankees, but they have to take advantage of it. Unfortunately, they didn’t start it clean.
When Max Fried arrives in Atlanta, it won’t be just another series. It will be his first time returning to the place he called home for eight seasons. Now a New York Yankee, Fried is likely to toe the rubber during the interleague series at Truist Park.
When it comes to starting pitching, the New York Yankees have plenty of reasons to worry. Having to manage without the services of six-time All-Star Gerrit
Just because he skipped pitching Tuesday night’s All‑Star Game doesn’t mean Max Fried wasn’t working. The Yankees ace may not have taken the mound, but he was doing duty as “Uncle Max.” Fried spent Monday and Tuesday hanging out with fellow lefty Carlos Rodon and his family.
New York Yankees starting pitcher Max Fried will be unable to participate in today's All-Star Game, hindered by a blister on his left index finger. At the moment, he's not sure how long it will take to heal.
Max Fried seems to be optimistic he can avoid the injured list, but the New York Yankees’ All-Star ace still need extra time to heal. The blister on his
Max Fried didn’t join the New York Yankees as a question mark. He joined as a proven ace. But 2025 marks his first year in the Bronx, and adjusting to the pressure of New York isn’t a guarantee, no matter your resume.
Tarik Skubal will be on the mound for the American League team and start the 2025 All-Star Game (ASG). The reigning AL Cy Young Award winner revealed receiving a surprising phone call from New York Yankees star Max Fried about this role.
Left-handed starting pitcher Max Fried is in his ninth MLB season, and his first with the New York Yankees. The 31-year-old ace was originally drafted by the San Diego Padres but was traded to the Atlanta Braves in 2014 and made his big-league debut in 2017.
New York Yankees pitcher Max Fried had a pretty neat gesture for one of his rivals when it came to the upcoming MLB All-Star Game. Fried was among the American League pitchers in contention to start Tuesday’s All-Star Game.
New York Yankees left-hander Max Fried exited Saturday's game against the visiting Chicago Cubs with a blister on his left thumb after laboring through three innings.
So you're saying there's a chance? New York Yankees ace Max Fried is squarely in the mix for the American League Cy Young Award as we approach the All-Star break.
New York Yankees pitcher Max Fried received a pitch clock violation early in his team’s game against the New York Mets on Sunday, and the left-hander was not pleased about it.
Things have been "really cool" for Brandon Nimmo of late. The New York Mets left fielder has two grand slams in the past four days and is batting .353 (6-for-17) during that stretch to help his team post a four-game winning streak.
The Toronto Blue Jays aim to tighten the American League East race when they oppose the visiting New York Yankees on Tuesday in a Canada Day matinee. The third-place Blue Jays took the opener of the four-game series 5-4 on Monday night to trim their gap behind first-place New York to two games entering July.