Derek Jeter Plays Simulated Game In Staten Island, Could Start For Yankees On Sunday
Derek Jeter played a simulated game in Staten Island on Saturday and could start for the Yankees on Sunday.
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Derek Jeter played a simulated game in Staten Island on Saturday and could start for the Yankees on Sunday.
Chris Archer threw a two-hitter and lead the Tampa Bay Rays to a 1-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Saturday
A-Rod's reputation has been severely damaged since admitting to using PEDs in 2009.
Derek Jeter is playing a simulated game in an undisclosed location.
Jeremy Hellickson retired Yankees newcomer Alfonso Soriano with the bases loaded to preserve an early lead and the streaking Tampa Bay Rays tagged CC Sabathia once again, beating New York 10-6 Friday night.
The New York Yankees acquired Alfonso Soriano from the Chicago Cubs on Friday, bringing back the seven-time All-Star to provide a power boost to a team that desperately needs more pop.
These are hard days for the New York Yankees. When the big move is the re-acquisition of Alfonso Soriano from the Chicago Cubs and it's one that makes complete sense, you know the Yankees are in trouble.
Major League Baseball is investigating him, the Yankees are angry with him and Alex Rodriguez is miffed. It's getting ugly in the Bronx.
In an interview broadcast Thursday, Porter Fischer said an additional dozen athletes from different sports — whose names have not been made public — were involved in the now-closed Florida anti-aging clinic.
Soriano will provide the power boost the Yankees desperately need. He's also improved as a fielder with age and will add clubhouse leadership.
Asked what he still has to do to be ready, Jeter responded, "Play a game."
"I told (Brian) Cashman and Randy (Levine) that I'm ready to play, that I want to play tomorrow," A-Rod told Francesa. "I made it very clear ... Obviously I'm very, very disappointed."
Hiroki Kuroda pitched seven scoreless innings for his 10th victory, Mariano Rivera got gifts before posting another save and the New York Yankees beat the Texas Rangers, 2-0, on Thursday to split the four-game series.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano has a list of all the MLB teams that he would waive his no-trade clause to join. The Yankees are on that list.
Wetteland, who retired in 2000 after four seasons with the Rangers, spoke to the media after getting to chat with Rivera on Thursday during an on-field ceremony. He offered his unique perspective on Rivera's career.
