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How did that happen? How did Leiter improve the pitch? He worked with his father, Mark Leiter Sr., who pitched parts of 11 seasons in the majors, including eight games with the Yankees in 1990 as a ...

The New York Yankees’ bullpen has recently emerged as one of the best in baseball this season, dominating with both star power and back-end pitchers. This isn’t very surprising, being that they are ...

WASHINGTON — Before the Yankees acquired Mark Leiter Jr. from the Cubs at the trade deadline, the right-handed reliever was unhittable in Chicago’s bullpen. Leiter Jr. had thrown 7 2/3 perfect ...

The two are descendants of the House of Leiter. Jack is the son of former-Yankees and Mets star Al Leiter. Mark Jr.’s father – Al’s brother - pitched for the Yankees in 1990 in what became ...

Mark Leiter Jr. strikes out Josh Smith to end the top of the 7th inning and preserve the Yankees' 1-0 lead over the Rangers ...

Devin Williams, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Clarke Schmidt and Scott Effross settled with the Yankees, the team announced, while Mark Leiter Jr. represented the one whiff. The righty reliever and the club ...

Thrown more like a traditional forkball, it was taught to Leiter Jr. by his father, Mark Sr. (now a private pitching instructor) who pitched 11 big-league seasons, beginning with the 1990 Yankees.

PHILADELPHIA – The Yankees have added to their bullpen, acquiring Mark Leiter Jr. from the Cubs. The Yankees, in need of relief help, parted with minor league infielder Ben Cowles and right ...

So, how did Boone and the Yankees finish off a 1-0 win for the three-game sweep? By utilizing their bullpen depth, including Mark Leiter Jr. The Yankees skipper admitted after the win that he was ...

PHILADELPHIA – In moves to address bullpen needs, the Yankees swung separate trades for Mark Leiter Jr. and fellow right-hander Enyel De Los Santos before Tuesday's 6 p.m. deadline. But with big ...

NEW YORK — Like most major leaguers, Mark Leiter Jr. often glances at the schedule to check out who’s coming to town and, specifically, which hitters he’s likely to face in the late innings.