Mitt Romney's Family Attempting To Buy Small Stake In Yankees
The family of former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is bidding to buy a small stake in the New York Yankees.
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The family of former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is bidding to buy a small stake in the New York Yankees.
The Japanese right-hander tossed 30 pitches over two innings against Chase Headley, Brett Gardner and Chris Carter in the simulated game.
Who knows what the Yankees get from their rotation after Masahiro Tanaka, CC Sabathia and Michael Pineda. But it will be fun to watch.
Since his retirement following the 2014 season, Jeter has gone to dinner every spring training with the group attending "Captain's Camp."
The Yankees hiked ticket prices for Derek Jeter Night, but that didn't stop fans from snatching them up Wednesday.
Despite all the steroids and the lying and the endless circus of his playing days, Alex Rodriguez has always had a brilliant baseball mind.
Released last August with more than a year left in his $275 million, 10-year contract, A-Rod spent his first day as New York Yankees spring training guest instructor. Asked Tuesday whether he is retired, the 41-year-old responded: "Yes, I am."
Maybe Millennials don't remember, but we once had a mayor who exhorted a crowd by bellowing, "How am I doin'?" In the case of Joe Girardi as Yankees manager, not half bad.
Here's the scary part about Greg Bird's spectacular 2015 debut with the Yankees. He knew all along that this shoulder wasn't right.
Nick Swisher has arrived as a New York Yankees guest spring training instructor and Alex Rodriguez is on deck.
Brian Cashman rebuilt a Yankees farm system that has presented Joe Girardi with a much-needed supply of young blood. That's a good thing. But one more item needs tending to: a contract extension for the manager, himself.
Assuming the contract is finalized and Niese makes the team, the Yankees could use Niese as a situational reliever and spot starter.
An incredible war of words spilled out of the arbitration case between the Yankees and reliever Dellin Betances.
The decision gave teams an 8-7 edge in decisions this year, the most hearings since clubs won 10 of 16 decisions in 1994.
At spring training with the New York Yankees as a guest instructor, Nick Swisher says he has retired as a player.
