The Tampa Bay Rays will continue to keep things intimate if they advance to the postseason, with commissioner Rob Manfred saying Tuesday the club would play at George Steinbrenner Field in October.
It wasn’t just another bad day at the ballpark. It was the kind of game that would have had former New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner calling for the head of his manager. Now, under the more gentle leadership of his son Hal, Tuesday's 12-5 loss to the Blue Jays just gets people tweeting like the season’s already over.
Plenty of people live like a boss. But if you want to live like The Boss, it’s going to cost you $12 million. That’s the new asking price for a waterfront estate in South Tampa once owned by legendary Yankees owner George M.
How many of the 66 Major League Baseball players to hit multiple home runs in multiple games during the 2024 season can you name in seven minutes?
On August 21, the New York Yankees will undoubtedly give away one of the best bobbleheads of the season when they send 18,000 fans home with an incredible Seinfeld-themed bobblehead.
You can bike to Steinbrenner Field No one likes paying $30-55 for parking at a baseball game, so we are presenting alternatives. Last week we shared information about using HART buses to get to George Steinbrenner Field.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a top-10 payroll in each full season since they were purchased by the Guggenheim ownership group in May 2012, and held the highest payroll in baseball in seven of those years.
George Steinbrenner Field is playing host to Tampa Bay for all of the 2025 season. The Rays are playing in Tampa and had Frank Morsanti gotten his way
The name on the stadium hasn’t changed. But clearly, the mindset at the top of the New York Yankees has. Author of Derek Jeter's biography and veteran New York City columnist Ian O’Connor pointed out what Yankees fans have been screaming for a while: Hal Steinbrenner isn't his father.
The Yankees will play Frank Sinatra's version of the "Theme From New York, New York" only after home wins instead of all games in the Bronx, going back to the original custom set by owner George Steinbrenner in 1980.
Steinbrenner's son, Hal, announced a major change on Friday morning
The New York Yankees made the surprising announcement on Friday that they are loosening their longstanding appearance policy, and everyone had the same reaction to the news.
The Yankees are making a major change heading into the 2025 season, and it is one that the late George Steinbrenner probably would not appreciate.
The policy, instituted in the 1970s by George Steinbrenner, had forced players to trim their hair if they wanted to join the team.
Bring the beards back to the Bronx. Yankees managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner declared "well groomed beards" would be permitted in declaring an end to the franchise's longstanding policy that allowed mustaches but not beards or unruly sideburns.
Words like tradition, prestige and championships are synonymous with the New York Yankees, whose 27 World Series wins reign supreme in the sport. The Steinbrenner family has owned the team for 52 years, accounting for seven of those world titles.
Major League Baseball is undergoing a revolution with rules changes that have produced quicker games, new stars around the sport, an influx of cash, and in the case of the Los Angeles Dodgers, an unleashed vault of financial resources.
“Winning is the most important thing in my life, after breathing.” Late New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner uttered those words in 1998, and he validated them by spending a fortune to assemble an elite roster year after year.
Yankees announcer Suzyn Waldman explained why she's 'okay' with Juan Soto's free agency decision.
The Islanders made one of the smartest free agent signings of the offseason when they signed forward Anthony Duclair to a four-year contract.
While it may seem like the Yankees have always been competitive, going more than 30 years since their last losing record, there is a chaotic prelude to the dynasty years of the Core Four and beyond.
It’s the New York Yankees story they didn’t want you to know about. Before the team’s dynasty was rebuilt they first had to endure the debacle that was the scandal-packed 1990 season.
Although New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner is only 54 years old, he has an ideal successor in place. Steve Swindal Jr., the nephew of Hal and the grandson of the late George Steinbrenner, is currently the Yankees' assistant director of player development.
New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner doesn't agree with passionate fans who believe any season ending without a World Series parade is a complete disappointment.
Using WAR to help us rank them, let's look at the top 24 players in the history of the New York Yankees.
On June 21, 1990, Nelson Mandela made a historic visit to Yankee Stadium, where he would be again honored in 2014. Fifty-one years earlier, more Yankees history would be made, as a different legend, Lou Gehrig, retired.
While many teams have at least some haters, especially in rivalries, some are definitely hated more than others. Here are the most hated teams in sports.
On July 5, 1989, comedians Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David introduced the world to “Seinfeld.” This NBC comedy defied the traditional sitcom model by basically being about nothing, provided breakout roles for the main cast and yada, yada, yada.
We all have the teams we adore, but hate is just as strong an emotion as love. While you may not have that much animosity for the teams you don’t root for, there are some teams that are largely loathed by those who don’t support them.
There have been 16 captains in the history of the New York Yankees. The tradition began in 1903, although there is some historical speculation and controversy surrounding that. In 1939 following the death of a captain, manager Joe McCarthy declared there would never be another captain of the Yankees. Owner George Steinbrenner brought the tradition back in 1976. Currently, the position is vacant. Can you name all 16 of the Yankee captains?
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