Aaron Judge holds out hope to play in Yanks' March 26 opener
Aaron Judge has not given up on being ready for the the New York Yankees' opener at Baltimore on March 26 but still does not know the cause of soreness in his right pectoral muscle and shoulder.
21 Yankees games will stream on Amazon Prime Video this season
Nearly two dozen New York Yankees games that will air on broadcast television will also stream live on Amazon Prime Video with enhanced real-time data.
Yanks star Judge getting more tests of ailing right shoulder
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has undergone an MRI and further tests as the team tries to determine the cause of his ailing right shoulder.
Rain didn’t dampen day at ballpark for WWII vet honored by Yankees
It's not every day you see a member of the Greatest Generation chatting with one of the Yankees' greatest. But it's safe to say Reggie Jackson, AKA "Mr. October," was the more starstruck one of the pair.
Yankee Luis Severino needs Tommy John surgery, out for year
Luis Severino needs Tommy John surgery and will miss the 2020 season.
Yankees' Severino frustrated by being shut down again
New York Yankees right-hander Luis Severino says it is "definitely frustrating" to be shut down in spring training for the second consecutive year.
Giancarlo Stanton: I'd have hit 80-plus homers if I knew pitches
New York Yankees star Giancarlo Stanton unloaded on the cheating Houston Astros. Stanton agrees with teammate Aaron Judge that the Astros should be stripped of their 2017 World Series title.
Aaron Judge: Astros should be stripped of 2017 title
Aaron Judge said the Houston Astros should lose their 2017 World Series title for cheating.
Yankees GM Cashman suspected Astros were stealing signs
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman had suspected that the Houston Astros had been breaking rules against electronic sign stealing long before Commissioner Rob Manfred released his report in January that resulted in three big league managers losing their jobs.
Cole starts Yankees tenure with questions about Astros
On the day of his first formal workout with the New York Yankees, Gerrit Cole talked about what he did and did not know about the Houston Astros.
Yanks already banged up heading into spring training
Hal Steinbrenner talked about his goals for the New York Yankees over the next two months. "I just want to get through spring training healthy," the Yankees owner said Wednesday afternoon. Three hours later, New York announced left-hander James Paxton had spinal surgery earlier in the day and wouldn't pitch in a major league game for three-to-four months.
Yankee Stadium adds 2 more social gathering areas
Yankee Stadium is losing seats but adding more standing space.
All-star outfielder Curtis Granderson retires
Three-time All-Star outfielder Curtis Granderson announced his retirement Friday after 16 seasons in the major leagues.
Widow of Yankee great Thurman Munson finds pain in Kobe Bryant's death
The widow of Thurman Munson, the New York Yankees catcher killed in 1979 while flying his plane in Ohio, spoke out about the similar death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
Derek Jeter and Larry Walker ran different base paths to Hall of Fame
Derek Jeter and Larry Walker are a baseball odd couple. Jeter is a first-ballot Hall of Famer who came 1 vote shy of being a unanimous pick. Walker got in on his 10th and final appearance on the ballot.
Derek Jeter doesn't care one voter snubbed him for the Hall of Fame
Derek Jeter said he wasn't interested in knowing who snubbed him for the Hall.
Derek Jeter's teammates, managers laud his Hall of Fame election
In news surprising no one, Derek Jeter was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame. Many of his former teammates and managers praised Jeter for his talent and leadership.
Derek Jeter elected to baseball Hall of Fame
Former Yankee Derek Jeter has been elected to baseball's Hall of Fame. He fell one vote shy of unanimous selection.
Gardner, Yankees finalize $12.5M, 1-year contract
Outfielder Brett Gardner and the New York Yankees finalized his $12.5 million, one-year contract on Saturday.
Larsen, who threw only perfect World Series game, dies at 90
Don Larsen, the journeyman pitcher who reached the heights of baseball glory in 1956 for the New York Yankees when he threw a perfect game and the only no-hitter in World Series history, died Wednesday night. He was 90.