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TAMPA — The Gary Sanchez-Gerrit Cole battery was unplugged late last year, but the Yankees are giving it another run to open the new season.
Manager Aaron Boone confirmed Sunday that he
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Some folks struggle to land on a defining feature, and then there’s Clint Frazier, who owns plenty of those already, thanks.
Hence the widespread concern Tuesday when the Yankees’
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TAMPA — Luis Severino threw off a mound for the first time on Tuesday since undergoing Tommy John surgery just over a year ago.
Aaron Boone said he watched the 20-pitch session at the team’s
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TAMPA — Aaron Boone went back to work Saturday, just three days after having a pacemaker inserted to address a low heart rate.
The manager was at the Yankees’ Player Development Complex on
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TAMPA — Aaron Boone and his “new buddy” are back with the Yankees.
Three days removed from having a pacemaker inserted, Boone returned to the team facility on Saturday morning and
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TAMPA – Aaron Boone and his pacemaker are ready to get back in the Yankees dugout.
Now he just needs to wait another day or two to get through COVID-19 intake testing.
The Yankees manager said
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TAMPA — It was just a passing conversation with Aaron Boone at Steinbrenner Field, but it now resonates more with Brett Gardner.
“He mentioned to me he was a little tired,’’ Gardner said
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Let’s winnow down Saturday’s ballgame at Yankee Stadium to a single word: Losable. When you commit three errors, when you go 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position, when your guy hits the ball the hardest of anyone and it’s an out, when their guy drives in a run with a blooper … stir, add bourbon …
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Gerrit Cole earned his Yankees fan bona fides in 2001. Did he just prove his pinstriped mettle on Sept. 11? Sure, sure, true Yankees moments, especially for a player who received a $324 million commitment, must come in October. Nevertheless, this one felt quite big for the Yankees’ first-year ace, and profound too. In throwing …
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It is a funhouse mirror, a high-speed free-fall ride and a freak show rolled into one. Major League Baseball’s 60-game season also is something you’re more likely to find in a courtroom than at a carnival: A viable defense strategy against allegations of wrongdoing. What, you seriously want to jettison Brian Cashman or Aaron Boone …
TAMPA — The Gary Sanchez-Gerrit Cole battery was unplugged late last year, but the Yankees are giving it another run to open the new season. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed Sunday that he
