Buck Showalter Rips Yankees' Jeter In Men's Journal Interview
Buck Showalter was Derek Jeter's very first manager. Apparently the Yankees' former skipper isn't No. 2's biggest fan.
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Buck Showalter was Derek Jeter's very first manager. Apparently the Yankees' former skipper isn't No. 2's biggest fan.
There remains a possibility that Curtis Granderson won't be ready to play on Opening Day, but the Yankees aren't too concerned.
It's as secure and guaranteed an investment as you can make this year. We're talking Derek Jeter memorabilia.
It's starting to come together for Phil Hughes and the Bombers. The next step in filling two open spots behind Hughes in the Yankees rotation will take place on Thursday's off day, when Freddy Garcia will pitch in a minor league game.
When it comes to naming his 5th, Joe Girardi is pleading the 5th, refusing to name a favorite for fear of incriminating himself.
Vice President Joe Biden spent around 30 minutes on the third-base side of George Steinbrenner Field on Wednesday while the Yankees were taking part in early defensive drills.
Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira joined Mike Francesa on Wednesday to talk about last year's injuries, his offseason work, and his traditionally slow start to the season.
Last week, Derek Jeter was voted New York's all-time favorite athlete in a Siena College poll. This week,the shortstop has been crowned king of MLB jersey sales.
The dream Yankees rotation of CC Sabathia, Cliff Lee, Andy Pettitte, Phil Hughes and A.J. Burnett has become a near nightmare of Sabathia, Burnett, Hughes, Ivan Nova and Bartolo Colon.
Joe Girardi has added another dimension to his leadoff-hitter experiment. The Yankees manager on Tuesday didn't rule out using both Derek Jeter and Brett Gardner in the leadoff spot, depending on the opposing pitcher.
Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson was scratched Tuesday because of a strained muscle on his right side, and there are growing concerns over his chances of playing on Opening Day. "I won't sit here today and tell you he will be fine," Brian Cashman said.
Speedy outfielder Brett Gardner joined Joe and Evan to talk about the Yankees and who could be batting leadoff come opening day.
WFAN's Jon Heyman first reported the Yankees' internal discussions on signing Perez as a cheap option. However, according to GM Brian Cashman, New York will pass on the erratic lefty.
Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson is out of the lineup because of a strained muscle on the right side of his upper body.
Ivan Nova has more than made his case this spring and has quelled to a degree the fear and loathing that has permeated the Yankees' fan base following an offseason of disappointment.
