Girardi: Yankees' Sanchez Out 4 Weeks With Arm Injury
Yankees phenom Gary Sanchez is expected to miss four weeks with an arm injury, manager Joe Girardi said Monday.
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Yankees phenom Gary Sanchez is expected to miss four weeks with an arm injury, manager Joe Girardi said Monday.
The two could comprise the Knicks frontcourt for a decade. They are a product of Phil Jackson's 2015 draft, a shining light in an otherwise dismal tenure as Knicks president.
Police say he was on his way to a local golf course Saturday but never arrived.
Gary Sanchez, the Yankees' young star catcher and budding power hitter extraordinaire, evidently sustained what has been called a right biceps strain on Saturday.
The good news is the Yankees just beat the Orioles. The bad news is the Bombers are already 2 1/2 games behind Baltimore in the standings.
The Baby Bombers headed home for their Yankee Stadium opener with pediatric pains.
Aaron Judge hit a tying home run, Starlin Castro's RBI single keyed a four-run ninth inning, and the New York Yankees rallied to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 Sunday and avert a three-game sweep.
Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez left in the fifth after straining his right biceps during his follow-through on a swing. He was placed on the 10-day disabled list after the game.
Manny Machado and Seth Smith homered, and the Baltimore Orioles rallied from a four-run deficit to beat the New York Yankees Friday night.
Yankees great Derek Jeter is reportedly interested in buying the Miami Marlins, a team managed by Yankees great Don Mattingly.
The Yankees are denying a report that they will not pursue ace Masahiro Tanaka if he opts out of his contract after this season.
Derek Jeter has to do something more than hang around his Tampa mansion with his supermodel wife all day.
The Yankees are holding their breath as their top pitching prospect is set to undergo a pair of MRIs on his elbow.
The Yankees are 1-2 and Gary Sanchez and Greg Bird are hitting below .100, but manager Joe Girardi says he isn't concerned.
Corey Dickerson hit the first leadoff homer of his career, driving Michael Pineda's third pitch of the night into the right-field seats.