Three legendary players representing the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox will join play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt on the call of the teams' game on June 6 at Yankee Stadium.
Max Fried has become an indispensable component of the New York Yankees’ pitching staff after signing an eight-year, $208 million contract at the start of the 2025 campaign.
For all of the mythical greats that litter the history of Yankees Baseball, there is also a healthy list of characters, people who may not have been legends, but who nonetheless who have defined the franchise’s path over more than a century.
Mariano Rivera has explained why he turned down the Boston Red Sox after receiving the biggest outside offer of his career, and the answer still says everything about his New York Yankees legacy.
Yankees vs. Mets Game 2 has real Subway Series pressure attached to it now. The Yankees grabbed Game 1 behind strong pitching and timely hitting, while the Mets are staring at another rough stretch in a season that’s already been pretty uneven.
Not every all-timer has instant success at the next level. For many baseball players, it takes a few bumps in the road out of the gate before they ever reach stardom.
The Yankees’ bullpen has dealt with underperformance, bad luck, and a lack of clearly defined roles through mid-May. And yet, the unit ranks fifth in baseball in ERA.
Cam Schlittler came off the mound to a standing ovation at Citi Field. The Bronx faithful took over the home of the Mets on a night where the New York Yankees had a fun win.
MLB Trade Rumors | Steve Adams: Prior to yesterday’s game, the Yankees placed ace Max Fried on the 15-day injured list with a bone bruise in his left elbow.
In a lopsided start to the always competitive Subway Series, the New York Mets dropped the opening game to the New York Yankees 5-2 at Citi Field on Friday.
Coming into the 2026 season, the New York Yankees’ starting rotation was hanging on by a thread. Without Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon, and Clarke Schmidt, the Yankees had one established starting pitcher in Max Fried.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
Things keep going from bad to worse for the New York Mets. Not only did they lose to their crosstown rivals, the New York Yankees, by a 5-2 margin on Friday night, but they also lost one of their most important players to a long-term injury.
Cam Schlittler continued his impressive start by allowing one run over 6 2/3 innings Friday night for the visiting New York Yankees, who beat the New York Mets 5-2 in the first Subway Series game of the season.
It’s common knowledge that the Yankees and Mets aren’t always on the best of terms. After all, the famed Subway Series is about New York supremacy above all, so anything goes.
If you weren’t familiar with Cam Schlittler before this season, I’m sure you are now. The 25-year-old owns an AL-leading 1.35 ERA across nine starts. The Yankees are 7-2 in his outings, and opposing batters are hitting .176 against the righty and his devastating three-fastball mix.
If one were to craft the perfect player that embodies what it means to play for the Yankees, they could look a lot like Anthony Volpe. There's the clean-cut face.
The New York Yankees have one of the strongest starting rotations in the league, carrying a rotation earned run average of 3.14, placing them third amongst all 30 clubs.
The Yankees are in a bit of a dry spell as May continues. Only 14 runs were scored in their last six games before this weekend's Subway Series, leaving Yankees fans hopeful that manager Aaron Boone will make the necessary changes to turn things around.
The Yankees had a much-needed rest day on Thursday after dropping six of their last eight games. The day off couldn't have come at a better time, as manager Aaron Boone needs to get his players back on track after losing hold of the American League's top spot.
Giancarlo Stanton remains one of the most feared power hitters in the MLB despite reaching the twilight of his career. Although he remains highly productive for the New York Yankees, the 36-year-old slugger is constantly battling through injuries.
Earlier this month, New York Yankees pitching prospect Brendan Beck made his first appearance on a big league mound. And now, the 2021 second-round draft pick has returned to the minors and turned in one of his best performances of the season.
George Lombard has quickly become one of the Yankees’ most intriguing prospects this season, already earning a promotion to Triple-A. With New York facing uncertainty across multiple infield positions, Lombard’s path to the major leagues may arrive far sooner than originally expected.