Yankees Keeping Tabs On Hamels As Trade Deadline Approaches
The New York Yankees, who are searching for pitchers to add to their roster, will be keeping tabs on Philadelphia Phillies lefty Cole Hamels, the New York Post reported on Monday.
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The New York Yankees, who are searching for pitchers to add to their roster, will be keeping tabs on Philadelphia Phillies lefty Cole Hamels, the New York Post reported on Monday.
Angels' rookie phenom Mike Trout is setting the baseball world alight and is earning MVP consideration.
We thought that peace had returned to the Bronx. At least until Reggie Jackson spoke up a few days ago.
The Yankees usually don't negotiate extensions while a player is still under contract. But with stars Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson set to come off the books after next season, general manager Brian Cashman just might make an exception.
Star of such cinema classics as "The Karate Kid" and "My Cousin Vinny", friend of the show Ralph Macchio joined Boomer and Craig in the Allstate Studio.
In what can best be described as a grab bag segment, the guys spoke about a number of topics. It started with Craig bringing up how Spike Lee caught a bat while attending a Yankee game over the weekend.
The great Jerry "Rello" Recco gave us his first update of the morning.
Kevin Jepsen got Alex Rodriguez to pop out with the bases loaded in the ninth inning and the Los Angeles Angels took advantage of New York's baserunning follies Sunday to beat the Yankees 10-8.
Robinson Cano and Curtis Granderson each hit two-run homers off Jerome Williams on Saturday, leading the New York Yankees to a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
Mark Teixeira homered twice and drove in five runs, Russell Martin hit a go-ahead single and the New York Yankees overcame yet another homer by Mark Trumbo to rally past the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 Friday night.
The regular season is not the issue for the Yankees. But once they get to the postseason, there may be dark times around the corner.
Hensley just took his first step to one day donning pinstripes. The 18-year-old hurler has agreed to terms with the Yankees.
Binghamton Mets president Mike Urda expressed little doubt that his club will reach an agreement with the New York Mets to keep the Double-A minor league team in Binghamton.
The blood clot in Dillon Gee's right shoulder probably proved the end of his season. But it's not the end of the world.
Yankees draft pick Rob Refsnyder recently tweeted he'd "never live in South Carolina because they can't accept Asians playing baseball." Turns out he would eventually land -- where else? -- in South Carolina.
Just like "Manny being Manny" was used for years to explain the antics of former Red Sox star Manny Ramirez, the Mets legend explained to the Buffalo News that "Reggie is Reggie."
Reggie has a special talent with his venom. He couldn't just go after Bert Blyleven and Phil Niekro. He had to attack The Kid, just as he had to attack Thurman Munson back in the day.
Cano took the jeering in stride during Monday's Home Run Derby. But after the National League's 8-0 victory Tuesday night, the second baseman said some fans crossed the line.
Ever since Mike Trout was called up, the Angels have been on fire. This 20 year old can do it all...hit for power (12 home runs), hit for a high average (.346) and he has great speed (leading the AL in steals).
A baseball that New York Yankees slugger Lou Gehrig hit a home run with in the 1928 World Series has sold for $62,617.
The number of games between Interleague rivals -- such as the Yankees and Mets, Cubs and White Sox and Dodgers and Angels -- will be reduced under Major League Baseball's new scheduling format for 2013.
Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain threw 23 pitches on Tuesday for the Yankees' rookie-level Gulf Coast League affiliate, pitching in his first live-game action in 13 months.
Reggie has now been banished by the Yankees until the time is "right" for his return. But all he did, with respect to A-Rod, is tell the truth.
Let his banishment serve as a wake-up call. If Reggie Jackson wants to continue being associated with the Yankees, let him learn a thing or two about human decency.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman has insisted all along the target for Mariano Rivera's return is 2013. But what if he's ready this season? Is that even possible?
