The Yankees have plenty of holes they’ll need to fill in the coming days. The club has been in desperate need of help at third base dating back to the offseason, and injuries to the pitching staff have created issues with both the rotation and bullpen as well.
If the New York Yankees want to hold onto some of their top prospects at the deadline, trading a blossoming young star from their major league roster could be in the cards.
The New York Yankees just lost another series to the Toronto Blue Jays to fall four games back in the AL East. They are in desperate need of reinforcements at the trade deadline, including an infielder and multiple pitchers.
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The visiting New York Yankees aim to ride the momentum from a dramatic win into the rubber match of their three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.
When Ben Rice came up to the plate for the New York Yankees in the ninth inning, the score was tied and New York was facing pressure to avoid another loss to the team it is looking up at in the AL East standings.
Ben Rice blasted a tie-breaking home run in the ninth inning and the visiting New York Yankees defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 5-4 on Tuesday night. Rice launched a first-pitch fastball over the wall in right center against Jeff Hoffman (6-3) with one out.
The New York Yankees are predicted to make bold moves ahead of the July 31 trade deadline. One particularly daring move they could make is trading away breakout slugger Ben Rice.
The New York Yankees are coming off of a terrible month, losing their significant lead in the AL East to the Toronto Blue Jays, with whom they are now tied.
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The Yankees (45-32) are slowly getting back to full health. RHP Luis Gil started his throwing program, while infielder DJ LeMahieu and DH Giancarlo Stanton have already made their returns to the field.
The slumping New York Yankees sat Ben Rice for Tuesday's game against the visiting Los Angeles Angels while they continued to work slugger Giancarlo Stanton back into the lineup.
The New York Yankees welcomed Giancarlo Stanton back to their lineup, adding the 35-year-old DH star to their batting order for the first time this season.
The Yankees are set to welcome Giancarlo Stanton back from the injured list in the relatively near future. Bringing the slugger back into the fold can only be a good thing for the offense overall, but it does create one major issue for the team.
The Yankees have a legendary power hitter returning soon in Giancarlo Stanton. That’s potentially a great thing for everyone invested in the Yankees’ success, except for Rice.
The longer that All-Star designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton remained on the injured list, the longer that young slugger Ben Rice got to stay in the New York Yankees' lineup.
First baseman Ben Rice might be moving to third base after all, at least according to speculation from New York Yankees infielder J. C. Escarra. Rice has
The New York Yankees have long been searching for a homegrown, left-handed power bat to anchor the middle of their lineup. In Ben Rice, they may have found their answer.
Ben Rice hit his first career grand slam, Aaron Judge singled in two runs among his four hits and the New York Yankees beat the Athletics 12-2 in the rubber match of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon in West Sacramento, Calif.
Ben Rice had already lost two games. So when he got back in the starting lineup for the first time since getting hit by a pitch in the elbow, he did not waste any time.
New York Yankees designated hitter Ben Rice is back in the lineup on Tuesday night after not starting the last two days as he’s dealt with an elbow bruise.
The New York Yankees survived a scare Saturday. No, not the hapless Tampa Bay Rays, but another injury. Rising star Ben Rice exited after being hit on the left elbow by an 88 mph slider from Rays reliever Manny Rodríguez in the fourth inning.
New York Yankees infielder Ben Rice is essentially a lock to make the Opening Day roster after a hot spring. With Giancarlo Stanton out to begin the year, Rice figures to get a lot of reps at DH.
Ben Rice is someone who has been maligned early in his MLB career by bad luck, but the Yankees have seen some serious growth from the Dartmouth alumni this Spring.
Ben Rice came up during the 2024 season once Anthony Rizzo went down with an arm fracture, and while the Yankees seemed to have caught lightning in a bottle at first, a harsh slump would relegate him to Triple-A.
New York Yankees first baseman Ben Rice made a play so embarrassing in the field on Thursday it makes you wonder exactly what he was thinking.
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