Keefe To The City: Yankees, Rangers Trying To Find Their Way
Neil Keefe has the second installment of "Thursday Thoughts" with the Yankees playing .500 baseball and the Rangers needing to win the biggest game of the season on Saturday night.
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Neil Keefe has the second installment of "Thursday Thoughts" with the Yankees playing .500 baseball and the Rangers needing to win the biggest game of the season on Saturday night.
The Yankees will sorely miss Brett Gardner's speed and defense while he recovers from a strained muscle above his elbow.
Jackie Robinson's intelligence, talent and class always destined him to be a star. But was it almost unnecessary for him to also become a pioneer?
Gardner had an MRI that showed a strained muscle just above his elbow. He also has a bruise.
Hiroki Kuroda's ERA is now an even 5.00, which believe it or not, is second best among the Yankees' five starters.
The retrial of former Yankees star Roger Clemens turned from an early-week snoozer to something more intriguing Wednesday.
Justin Morneau hit two mammoth homers and Jason Marquis won his Minnesota debut with his healthy daughter in the stands, sending the Twins to a 6-5 victory over the New York Yankees on Wednesday night.
On Friday night, the Yankees will go back to their roots -- to nearly the very beginning -- and don throwback uniforms in honor of Fenway Park's 100th anniversary, according to CBSSports.com.
The mind-numbing task of choosing a jury for Clemens' retrial has gone on for two days and might not be done by the end of the week.
Is the contract year phenomenon really was what it claims to be, and not a collection of outliers that linked together to make a good story?
CC Sabathia shook off early trouble to get a rare April win for the Yankees and backup catcher Chris Stewart hit a go-ahead, two-run single and had three RBIs for the first time in his career to lead New York over the Minnesota Twins 8-3 Tuesday night.
You know it's April baseball when....some of these teams are ranked!
it seems incongruous that the Yankees would need Pettitte's aged cavalry to show up to bail out a pitching staff that has, at best, stumbled through the first nine games of the season.
Neil Keefe is joined by Chris Shearn of YES Network to talk about the slump for the middle of the Yankees' order and the questions surrounding the rotation through 10 games.
Opening day at Clemens' new trial saw several prospective jurors question the purpose of Congress' steroid hearings.
