Didi All Smiles, Says Return To Yankees Won't Be Rushed
Didi Gregorius was quick when asked if he had a date in mind for his return from a torn elbow ligament. "April," he blurted. Then he smiled and added: "We all know that's not going to happen."
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Didi Gregorius was quick when asked if he had a date in mind for his return from a torn elbow ligament. "April," he blurted. Then he smiled and added: "We all know that's not going to happen."
The Yankees' star outfielder reportedly said Monday he'd move from right field to center field in a second if it meant the club sign free agent superstar Bryce Harper.
According to ESPN's Buster Olney, the San Francisco Giants have discussed the idea of talking to the Yankees about a swap of bad contracts.
The right-hander, who turns 32 on Feb. 17, collapsed in the White Sox dugout last April 20 after pitching in the sixth inning against Houston. He had surgery the next day and was hospitalized until May 7.
New York Yankee legend Derek Jeter and his wife Hannah are the proud new parents of baby girl Story Grey Jeter.
Turns out Derek Jeter was not the last of the New York Yankees to wear single digits.
Baseball has transformed at dizzying speed since Edgar Martinez took his final swing and Mike Mussina, Mariano Rivera and Roy Halladay threw their final pitches.
Mariano Rivera sailed into the Hall of Fame without a single dissenting vote. Next year, it's Derek Jeter's turn — and don't expect much opposition then, either.
Mike Mussina, Rivera's teammate from 2001-08, was elected to the Hall of Fame along side Mariners slugger Edgar Martinez and the late Roy Halladay.
As number 42, Mariano Rivera, enters the Baseball Hall of Fame, here are 42 photos looking back at the career of the greatest closer in MLB history.
The greatest closer of all-time is now officially part of the most exclusive club in Major League Baseball.
Rumors of the 29-year-old's exit from the Bronx started over the weekend, but a trade wasn't completed until Gray agreed to a contract extension with the Reds.
As the Yankees load up on starters and relievers this winter, most fans remain in agreement about one thing: Sonny Gray shouldn't be throwing any pitches for New York in 2019.
There's simply no way around it -- the Yankees' bullpen is stacked.
DJ LeMahieu is putting away his mittens and packing more mitts. A star second baseman for Colorado, LeMahieu is set to join a crowded New York Yankees infield.
John Wetteland, a former All-Star and World Series MVP, has been charged in Texas with continuous sex abuse of a child under age 14.
New York baseball suffered a blow on Monday when multiple news outlets reported that former major league player and longtime coach Mel Stottlemyre had passed away.
LeMahieu will reportedly make $24 million over the next two seasons in the Bronx.
Do the Yankees want Manny Machado or not?
The 38-year-old left-hander had a blockage in one artery to his heart and had a procedure Dec. 11 to insert a stent to clear the blockage.
He serves as setup man for closer Aroldis Chapman along with Dellin Betances, Chasen Shreve, Chad Green and Jonathan Holder
A five-time All-Star who turned 34 in October, Tulowitzki has not played in the major leagues since July 2017 and was released by the Toronto Blue Jays last month.
The Yankees reportedly won the Troy Tulowitzki sweepstakes on Tuesday night, agreeing to a one-year contract with the five-time All-Star shortstop.
Though we have not seen a trophy lifted in this town since the Giants won Super Bowl XLVI after the 2010 season, there were plenty of intriguing stories over the last 12 months.
While the Yankees -- and the rest of Major League Baseball -- wait for Manny Machado to make up his mind, the Bombers have serious issues they still need to sort out, primarily on the mound.
