Palladino: Team Image — It's All In The Letters
The way owners and front office executives react to angry letters tells a lot about them as people. It separates class from trash, smart from idiotic.
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The way owners and front office executives react to angry letters tells a lot about them as people. It separates class from trash, smart from idiotic.
For the record, Boomer was not on board with his radio partner's way of thinking with regards to the Sultan of Swat's greatness...
According to Boomer, Tuesday night marked about the fourth straight time Craig bailed early on him at an event during which the two were scheduled to appear together.
The team said in a statement that the 39-year-old slugger met at Yankee Stadium with owner Hal Steinbrenner, team president Randy Levine, general manager Brian Cashman and assistant general manager Jean Afterman.
The 28-year-old right-hander threw from 120 feet on flat ground Tuesday at the Yankees' minor league complex and appears on track to rejoin the team by June.
The seven-time National League MVP is the home-run king, with 762 for his career. A-Rod is currently fifth on the list with 654, trailing Willie Mays, Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron.
"So far he's felt good," Rothschild said Monday at the Yankees' minor league complex. "He's had a good winter."
Johnny Damon says if the boo birds in the Bronx want what's best for the Yankees, they'll keep their traps shut. Better yet, they'll actually cheer Alex Rodriguez.
The "Celebrity Meet and Greet" featuring sportscasters, former Yankees greats andGiants players will take place on Thursday, February 26 in New City, N.Y.
Pitch clocks -- though they would bother me as a baseball purist -- make sense. But eliminating defensive shifts is just plain brainless. You're going to take strategy out of the game to produce more runs?
The biggest sideshow in sports is a few weeks away from turning Yankees spring training upside-down. Brian Cashman is ready for the Alex Rodriguez experience.
In two weeks, pitchers and catchers will report with a starting five comprised of three legitimate injury risks, one young flamethrower in Eovaldi and an average swingman in Capuano.
I decided to compare Banks with nine contemporaries (seven of whom are also in the Hall of Fame with Banks).
There is no shortage of interest in Cuban phenom Yoan Moncada. The question now revolves around how badly teams like the Yankees want him.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
