VIDEO: Yankees' Mariano Rivera Delivers From Mound In 'First Throw'
Here's something to be thankful for: Mariano Rivera on a pitcher's mound.
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Here's something to be thankful for: Mariano Rivera on a pitcher's mound.
News Corporation has acquired a 49 percent stake in the YES Network.
If they really want to add some realism, they'd sell the rear orchestra and mezzanine for $125 a shot and leave Rows A-L uninhabited, just like those special club seats behind the plate.
Raul Ibanez says he'll have a connection with the Yankees "forever." Still, he wants to extend his current relationship with the franchise for at least one more year.
The chase for Yankees' free agent starter Hiroki Kuroda is heating up.
"I think there's a little bit of a question (if he'll be ready for Opening Day), but I think he'll find a way," Girardi said on Thursday. "That's who he is."
The Yankees are known for providing great theater in October -- be it good or bad. Just ask Alex Rodriguez. Now the drama is coming to Broadway.
The American League East champions passed on pursuing the Marlins' top players, and instead are focusing on re-signing starting pitchers Andy Pettitte and Hiroki Kuroda.
The top minor league affiliate of the Yankees is looking to northeastern Pennsylvania's history for its new identity.
Reacting to the Marlins' latest payroll purge on Twitter, slugger Giancarlo Stanton gave it three exclamation marks. Didn't we all?
The Yankees appear reluctant to offer 37-year-old free agent outfielder Torii Hunter a two-year deal.
By week's end, Derek Jeter's $8 million dollar option (already now $9.5 million) for 2014 could grow to $11.5 million. And that would be another wrinkle for the Yankees as they try to reduce their payroll.
Also rejecting the one-year guaranteed offers were the New York Yankees' trio of Nick Swisher, Rafael Soriano and Hiroki Kuroda.
Lee MacPhail was GM and president of the Baltimore Orioles and general manager of the Yankees before serving as AL president from 1974 through the 1983 season.
With baseball awash in record revenue as the signing season starts, Scott Boras compares the habits of teams to families sifting through supermarket shelves.
