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With New York unlikely to re-sign Granderson, general manager Brian Cashman has set his sights on star-studded outfielders Shin-Soo Choo and Carlos Beltran, according to Heyman.
Second baseman Robinson Cano, outfielder Curtis Granderson and starting pitcher Hiroki Kuroda have declined the Yankees' qualifying offers.
The Kansas City Royals are a contender to sign Phil Hughes according to WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman.
The Braves say they will be leaving Turner Field and moving into a new 42,000-seat, $672 million stadium 11 miles from downtown in 2017. It's not clear how much it will cost taxpayers.
The New York Yankees third baseman met with Oquendo's family at an Upper Manhattan restaurant Sunday, vowing to use his star power to help regain momentum in the case.
The Mets are reportedly interested in outfielder Curtis Granderson, who is likely to turn down the Yankees' qualifying offer of $14.1 million.
According to WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman, the Yankees are lining up meetings with the agents of several of the biggest names on the free agent market for next week's General Managers' meetings.
While the team may look a whole lot different in 2014, the New York Yankees coaching staff will remain the same.
Be forewarned, some of you may find Craig's proposition to be a bit shocking...
Girardi said on Thursday that if a decision isn't made soon, the team will have to make backup third-base plans in case Rodriguez isn't available.
Alex Rodriguez is set to appear in court Thursday for a hearing in his lawsuit against Major League Baseball and its commissioner, accusing them of engaging in a witch hunt.
The dirty comic's focus during his segment? Hating A-Rod. Victorino and Gomes, sitting alongside the former Howard Stern sidekick, cracked up as Lange ripped Alex Rodriguez incessantly.
David Robertson hasn't yet been handed the keys to Mariano Rivera's kingdom. He may not be anointed the Yankees' closer for awhile. Or ever. Either way, he's ready to contribute.
The Yankees are expected to re-sign superstar second baseman Robinson Cano this offseason. But if they don't? There needs to be a contingency plan.
The five-time All-Star posted a picture of the watch on his Instagram account two weeks ago. He also posted the following comment: "thanks to the ROC NATION my birthday gift."
