Mussina & Nieves: Whatever Works

This is another great spoof, looks ahead to 2057 with Roger Clemens begging Brian Cashman Jr to pitch for the Yankees This is a must see....

Sporting a .353 average, seven homers, and 40 RBI, Yankees All-Star catcher Jorge Posada is having one of the most productive seasons of his career. Perhaps not coincidentally, Posada is in the final year of his six-year, $59 million contract, and according to recent statements, has every intention of testing the the free agent waters this winter. Closer Mariano Rivera made similar...

Is Jeter's patented jump turn and throw fantastic or over-dramatic? An objective argument against Jeter's greatness at short.

Bud Selig is threatening to suspend Jason Giambi if he does not work with the committee investigating the use of steroids in baseball.

The New York Yankees have won seven straight, 10 of 12 and have finally reached the .500 mark at 31-31. With exactly 100 games to go, the Yankees seem to have righted the ship and are pointed in the right direction. Yet the Yankees still face a very daunting task if they are to continue their streak of making the playoffs every season in the post-strike era, which means 12 straight seasons.

Selig wants a decision from Giambi by Tuesday. Yesterday, the Daily News reported that while the Player's Association will argue that the commissioner cannot punish Giambi for an offense committed before baseball had a steroid policy, the commissioner believes that Giambi's admission to indulging in an illegal activity provides grounds to suspend the player in the best...

At it stands today the Mets are 36-28, with the 3rd best record in the National League with a two game lead over both the Braves and Phillies. About a month ago I remember a reporter on MLB.com stating how the Yankees can take a lesson from the Mets, and have some fun out there. When the Mets were winning, you could see the joy coming out of the dugout onto the field. It seems the...

With the Subway Series renewing again tonight, the Mets and Yankees have switched places. Three weeks ago, the Mets were flying and the Yankees reeling. Now, those roles are reversed.