Two students challenging New Hampshire’s ban on transgender athletes on girls sports teams will also fight President Donald ...

Aaron Boone spoke to the media today, and in his media availability session mentioned that Ben Rice is working out ...

Elena Rybakina says she is “disappointed” with the WTA Tour’s decision to ban for her former coach Stefano Vukov following ...

After having a winter to sit and stew over criticism of the New York Yankees made by a couple of Los Angeles Dodgers players, namely relief pitcher Joe Kelly an ...

The official date for the New York Yankees to welcome their pitchers and catchers in their spring training camp is Feb. 12, ...

But Yankees GM Brian Cashman said he will get a chance to win a roster spot this spring. He could definitely enhance that chance by showing off the power and bat-to-ball ability he displayed in ...

The New York Yankees made some key additions at both first ... but he has shown the capability to be a serviceable depth bat in a good lineup. The main stipulation is that Kim will be coming ...

but his bat is for real. He does damage on contact, makes good swing decisions, pulls the ball in the air, and can make contact at a palatable rate. The Yankees should be very excited to see him ...

he’s a relatively inexperienced bat who played JUCO ball for his entire collegiate career. He was a little younger than the average position player at the Double-A level, and in 2025 he’ll be 24 for ...

Unfortunately, giving any thought to the process means the argument falls apart on itself. The Yankees bias accusations ignore players like Thurman Munson (12th in catcher JAWS), Willie Randolph ...

CC Sabathia’s career ended abruptly. Yes, the longtime Yankees left-hander had announced months earlier his plans to retire after the 2019 season, but his final appearance did not go as ...

If the Yankees were able to live with Gleyber Torres’s inconsistent defense at second base, they could certainly make room for Arraez, knowing his bat would add a level of consistency they’ve sorely ...