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Even through a most generous lens, it's hard to assert that Tino Martinez is a bedrock member of Yankees royalty. When you're not even the best or second-best first baseman in franchise history, it's hard to declare that you belong in Monument Park.
Jeter insists age is just a number -- and he doesn't pay much attention to those. "I figure I probably shouldn't start now," he said Wednesday, on the eve of the big Four-Oh.
New York Yankees outfielder Carlos Beltran has shut down his throwing program after feeling tightness in his right forearm following a session.
New York manager Joe Girardi wasn't promising any money back, but acknowledged that his team's defense was a problem again Tuesday in Toronto.
A host of Yankees scouts were on hand to watch the three-time All-Star's start against Houston last week.
Sabathia says he had "no issues" during his 34-pitch outing Tuesday at the Yankees' minor-league complex. He's scheduled to pitch in a rookie-level Gulf Coast League game on Saturday.
Masahiro Tanaka may be the best pitcher in baseball. He's certainly worthy of starting the All-Star Game for the American League on July 15. But will he?
Matched up against the Blue Jays for the second time in a week, Chase Whitley had the worst start of his short career.
Steve Pearce insists there was nothing wrong with his slide into Yankees third baseman Kelly Johnson. New York manager Joe Girardi would disagree.
CC Sabathia is going south, to Tampa, that is. That's good news for the Yanks because the trip represents a major step forward in getting off the DL.
The Hall of Fame reliever with the bushy mustache and blazing fastball pitched for the Yankees from 1978-83, helping them to a World Series title during his first season in pinstripes.
Alex Rodriguez, who is serving a season-long performance-enhancing drug suspension, dropped his malpractice lawsuit against the Yankees' team doctor and the affiliated hospital on Friday, his attorney said.
David Phelps pitched seven strong innings, Carlos Beltran drove in two runs and the New York Yankees beat Toronto 6-4 Thursday night for their 16th consecutive home win over the Blue Jays.
As part of the Yankees' HOPE Week -- which recognizes people and groups that make a difference in their communities -- the team honored Musicians On Call, a volunteer group that brings music to hospital patients nationwide.
To lose 15 games in a row in one ballpark takes a lot of lousy luck. For the second night in a row, a short home run to right field at Yankee Stadium proved to be Toronto's undoing.
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The guys got things started by discussing the streaking Bombers, who now trail Toronto by just 2.5 games.
The Yankees' have not played the kind of baseball they are capable of playing, yet they will almost certainly be in a position to breathe down the Blue Jays' necks in a matter of days.
"We went out into the field and we're like, '1-0 on Tanaka, here we go,'" Jose Reyes said. "But then he just shut us down."
As part of the team's annual HOPE Week -- which recognizes people and groups that make a difference in their communities -- the Yankees honored Career Gear.
HOPE Week -- which stands for "Helping Others Persevere and Excel" honors five people each year for making a difference in their communities by surprising them with a day celebrating their accomplishments.
It was that kind of day for the Yankees, who take a two-game losing streak into a key series with division-leading Toronto this week.
After sewage backups, toilet overflows and foul smells surfaced the past two years, nothing at the Oakland Coliseum surprises the home team anymore.
Now begins the talk, and it's all good and it's all justified. Masahiro Tanaka for All-Star game starter. If he keeps going like this, it'll soon be Tanaka for Rookie of the Year.
Derek Jeter made his final regular season appearance in Seattle memorable. Seemed appropriate.
