Yesterday on Pinstriped Bible

Around the Internet

New York Post | Ken Davidoff:Alex Rodriguez has brought a distraction from the Yankees brutal season.
ESPN New York | Matt Ehalt: The return of A-Rod to Yankee Stadium has increased ticket sales by 50%.
USA Today | Bob Nightengale: A-Rod says that the excitement about returning to Yankee Stadium is the reason why he went through all the rehab work in the first place.
It's About the Money | Brad Vietrogoski:Adam Warren has struggled after a solid start to the season as he regresses to the mean.
SB Nation | Connor Moylan:Evan Longoria thinks that Alex Rodriguez being able to play during a pennant race is unfair to the rest of the division.
Pinstripe Pundits | Derek Albin: If Alex Rodriguez gets suspended next year, what does that mean for the 2014 Yankees payroll?
Post-Cresent Media | Dan Kohn: Alex Rodriguez Field in Appleton, Wisconsin has been tripped of its name.
The Taylor Hooton Foundation, an organization dedicated to eliminating performance enhancing drugs among youth, has terminated its professional relationship with Alex Rodriguez.
Fangraphs | Jeff Sullivan: Take a look at this week's wildest swings as Ivan Nova and Boone Logan made the Padres look silly.
CBS Sports | Mike Axisa: The Yankees wore their white-brimmed batting practice hats for a good cause.

The Yankees only let Derek Jeter throw on the field before yesterday's game, nothing else.
Aaron Judge is on the disabled list with a tweaked right quad.