When Healthy, Yankees May Be Baseball's Most Talented Team
The New York Yankees open the season with likely baseball's most accomplished injured list.
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The New York Yankees open the season with likely baseball's most accomplished injured list.
CBSN New York's John Dias got a taste of some of the new food fans will see when the season starts.
Yankees fans and the team's medical staff were left saying "here we go again" on Tuesday.
If added to the 40-man roster, the 33-year-old lefty would get a $3 million salary while in the major leagues and the chance to earn performance bonuses.
The 2019 regular season can't start soon enough if you're Aaron Judge.
Severino had been scheduled to start on opening day on March 28 but was scratched from his first planned spring training appearance on March 5.
Facing Adam Ottavino in the fifth, Harper was awarded first base on catcher's interference and then stole second.
Sabathia, expected to miss his first two or three regular-season starts, is slated to throw a simulated game Saturday.
Troy Tulowitzki is doing just fine, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone says, despite his slow start at the plate.
J-Lo and A-Rod announced the big news on their respective Instagram accounts, boasting an impressive diamond engagement ring.
The Yankees' ace will miss his scheduled opening-day start on March 28 because of right-shoulder inflammation.
Severino was slated to face the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday but was replaced by Stephan Tarpley. Another Yankees starter, J.A. Happ, entered in the third inning.
Imagine hitting a record 267 home runs in a season and not having Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez for a combined 118 games. Welcome to life in the Yankees lineup.
Aaron Judge and Brett Gardner each homered twice on a day where the Yankee bats looked to be in midseason form already.
The right-hander got one out and was charged with five runs in an 8-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
