Pettitte Gutsy In Return But Yankees Lose, 6-2
Andy Pettitte lasted 6.1 innings in his return but surrendered four runs as the Yankees lost 6-2 to the Mariners on Sunday.
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Andy Pettitte lasted 6.1 innings in his return but surrendered four runs as the Yankees lost 6-2 to the Mariners on Sunday.
Phil Hughes put in his best outing of the season as the Yankees defeated the Mariners 6-2 on Saturday.
Yankees legendary catcher and colorful baseball icon Yogi Berra turns 87 today.
David Wright collected four hits as the Mets defeated the Marlins on Saturday 9-3.
The Texas Rangers have leaped upon the void left by the death of George Steinbrenner and are setting the standard for American League excellence.
The Yankees needed Robinson Cano to break out offensively and his resurgence can help the Yankees toward first place.
It was a big week in baseball, with injuries and closer drama abound. Chances are you'll be needing to make some shuffles over the next few days, and here are some names to keep in mind as you wheel and deal.
The Mets' six-game road trip will be a test of their character and could define their season.
The Yankees' offense erupted on Sunday as they tagged the Royals for 10 runs and won 10-4.
Andy Pettitte had a rough outing in his first Triple-A start of his comeback as he allowed five runs in five innings on Sunday.
R.A. Dickey nearly went the distance as the Mets defeated the Diamondbacks 3-1 on Sunday.
David Robertson is faced with the unenviable task of filling Mariano Rivera's shoes but is ready to take on the challenge.
Beloved former Yankees bench coach Don Zimmer was back in his Florida home Thursday after being hospitalized for a week "due to kidney problems," according to the Tampa Bay Times.
The balk is one of the most confusing, poorly understood, and obscure aspects in baseball.
At 37, Derek Jeter has discovered the fountain of youth -- but he's not letting anyone know of its secret location.
The commissioner's office said the suspension is retroactive to Friday, when Young was arrested after a late-night tussle at his Midtown hotel during which police say he yelled anti-Semitic epithets.
The early season dust is beginning to settle, as we're now roughly one-eighth of the way through the season. Roles are stabilizing, teams are separating themselves. Still, 20 games can hold plenty of statistical anomalies, so we must remain discerning as the calendar flips to May. Here are five players heading into the season's second month like lions.
The Mets won an 11-inning thriller on Sunday as they defeated the Rockies, 6-5 at Coors Field.
CC Sabathia went 8 strong innings on Sunday as the Yankees defeated the Tigers, 6-2.
Nick Swisher left Sunday's game with a tight left hamstring and will undergo a precautionary MRI.
New York Yankees demoted Freddy Garcia to the bullpen. Garcia struggled as a starter and began the season with a whopping 12.51 ERA.
Lucas Duda drove in 4 runs as the Mets defeated the Rockies 7-5 on Saturday night.
Miguel Cabrera and Tigers out-slugged the Yankees on Saturday and won 7-5.
Phil Humber had a perfect game this week and Curtis Granderson hit three home runs in a game. but you don't need me to tell you they're trending upwards. Here are five other players looking up after the second week of games...
Phil Humber threw the first perfect game in the majors in almost two years, leading the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners
