Yankees Agree To 1-Year Deal With Eric Chavez
On the same day they finalized a one-year contract with DH Raul Ibanez, the Yankees added some needed depth to their bench.
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On the same day they finalized a one-year contract with DH Raul Ibanez, the Yankees added some needed depth to their bench.
Jon Heyman reported Sunday afternoon that they Yankees have completed the deal to trade A.J. Burnett to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Meanwhile, the Yankees' DH search continues...
Sweeny Murti breaks down the 12 most important questions for the Yankees going into Spring Training.
Breaking news: People don't like Alex Rodriguez!
Madonna won't explicitly say who she's rooting for, but her spot-on salsa dance in honor of Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz may have revealed where her allegiance lies.
Jerry "Rello" Recco gave us his first update of the morning, and started it off in unique fashion.
From pinstripe legends to foes on the diamond, Posada left an indelible mark on those who watched him play.
The Yankees' budget may force them to use in-house designated hitter options opposed to signing an expensive free agent DH.
In a matter of hours on Friday night, the Yankees waived goodbye to prized prospect Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi and welcomed much-needed arms to their rotation. GM Brain Cashman stayed patient and appears to have won big.
In this action-packed segment we had a caller question Boomer about his extensive flannel collection.
Okay, so all the Christmas decorations should be put away by now and 2012 is in full swing . I hope it's not too late for a few sports wishes for the New Year.
When Alex Rodriguez inquired about Bryant's treatment, the Lakers star vouched for the German doctor who developed the course of injections of plasma-rich platelets.
The Fearless Forecaster stopped by Thursday night for a special visit.
According to multiple sources, Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez recently traveled to Germany for experimental therapy on his right knee after receiving a recommendation from the Lakers Kobe Bryant.
Well, 2011 is coming to an end. A lot has happened over this past year…and it might be well to look back and reflect on a few things. So, in no particular order, here are just a few "significant" events which occurred during this past baseball season:
Despite the big-name signings of Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson, the Los Angeles Angels haven't distanced themselves from the 2012 Yankees.
Father Gabe Costa offers a statistical breakdown on Jose Reyes' years with the Mets. Will he fare better with the Marlins or was staying in Queens in his best interest?
Imagine a ground-ball hit to the left side of the infield directly between two Yankees, namely Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter, and ask yourself how that scenario will play out.
Joe Girardi spent part of his Thursday afternoon with Mike Francesa at the WFAN studios in lower Manhattan. Check out some of the more interesting nuggets...
Yankees manager Joe Girardi joined Mike Francesa for an hour on Thursday to give his thoughts on the highs and lows of last season and offer some insight into how the Yankees will approach the offseason.
The Yankees should turn to oft-injured free agent Grady Sizemore to provide competition for corner outfielders Brett Gardner and Nick Swisher and to serve as a left-sided DH.
The Marlins appear to be ready to do what it takes to bring Jose Reyes to South Beach. Do the Mets have a chance of retaining their superstar shortstop?
When Brian Cashman talks, people listen, especially Neil Keefe. It's not that often that the Yankees general manager talks about the team or the future of the team or gives a state of the Yankees address, but when he does, Neil's ready.
The more temperate fans – largely west of the Hudson – say we're spoiled, that any gripe after a 97-win season is specious, if not infantile. But you could say the Bronx made us that way.
By agreeing to an extension without opting out, CC Sabathia again demonstrated why he'll be remembered as a beloved Yankee and not a mercenary -- like Alex Rodriguez.
