By The Numbers: Is Buster Posey The Next Willie Mays?
Joost "Luke" Demoes is our guest blogger this week. In this installment of By The Numbers, he makes a very interesting comparison.
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Joost "Luke" Demoes is our guest blogger this week. In this installment of By The Numbers, he makes a very interesting comparison.
"I don't feel anything about nervousness," Cano said. "To be honest, I'm not focused on free agency. My focus right now is on the 2013 season. I still have one more year under contract and my mind right now is just on helping the team win another championship."
Derek Jeter received an ovation that could be heard throughout Steinbrenner Field when he jogged onto the diamond for the New York Yankees' first full-squad workout Monday.
With his 20's in his rearview mirror, Cano is no longer one of the young guys on this team that can ride along relatively unnoticed, overshadowed by the bigger names and bigger salaries.
Former Yankee Roger Clemens is calling the death of country star Mindy McCready "sad news."
Mariano Rivera wasn't able to return from a torn ACL in time for the 2012 playoffs. But what if he had made it back?
Jeter said he has been running on the treadmill and has been cleared to do "everything," but is taking it slow as he recovers.
Roger Clemens claims that his own Yankee teammates wanted to fight him just as much as Piazza did.
Sabathia threw off a mound on Saturday for the first time since arthroscopic surgery Oct. 25 to remove a bone spur from his left elbow.
A list written in April by Biogenesis of America clinic founder Anthony Bosch named the two Yankees with dollar amounts next to their names, according to an ESPN report.
The Yankees are a good baseball team, just not a special one. For a fan base used to sitting atop a perch and starting down at the competition, it will likely take some getting used to over the next few years.
Youk agrees with Joba Chamberlain: Any tension between the new teammates is in the past. But there might be some fences to mend with Yankees fans.
Compare and contrast. Go ahead. It'll make the next six weeks even more interesting.
Who will take the fifth? No, we're not talking about Alex Rodriguez or Francisco Cervelli pleading the Fifth Amendment in the Biogenesis investigation. This is about the fifth-starter spot in the Yankees' rotation.
Rivera will continue shagging fly balls in batting practice, an activity that has the approval of manager Joe Girardi. "That's part of who he is," Girardi said. "So I don't want to take it away from him."
