Around the Empire: Yankees news - 9/29/15

It's About the Money | Brad Vietrogoski: Luis Severino started off his MLB career as a fastball-heavy pitcher, but now he's evened out his pitch usage.

Just A Bit Outside | Owen Watson: Jacoby Ellsbury is a question mark for the Yankees heading into the playoffs.

NorthJersey.com | Pete Caldera: The Yankees have lined up Masahiro Tanaka to start on Wednesday in order to allow him to start the Wild Card game on regular rest.

NJ.com | Brendan Kuty: A look back at how the Yankees first saw potential in Didi Gregorius and how much they love him now.

The Times-Tribune | Donnie Collins: Longtime Triple-A Scranton RailRiders manager Dave Miley won't be returning to the team in 2016.

LoHud | Chad Jennings: In the month of September, the Yankees finally made the switch at second base, replacing Stephen Drew with Dustin Ackley and Rob Refsnyder.

New York Times | Tyler Kepner: Despite all the money they have, Brian Cashman and the Yankees have made some smart moves over the years.