There was some initial Yankees disappointment when Soto turned down their 16-year, $760-million offer, but no one could fault Steinbrenner. He offered more than twice the money it cost two winters earlier to keep Judge, whose playing career and leadership resume are far superior.

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NEW YORK (AP) — After fans waited through a 2 1/2-hour rain delay, Major League Baseball postponed the decisive Game 5 of the AL Division Series between Cleveland and New York — and the ...

The Yankees' defensive woes returned in full force early in Thursday night's AL East showdown with the Red Sox

It's about as rare as it sounds. According to Katie Sharp of Stathead, the last time the Yankees made at least four errors and walked at least nine in a home game was May 11, 1912, the year the Red Sox moved into Fenway Park.

Behind the scenes, the Yankees were having Rice catch bullpens and slowly working him into lopsided games behind the plate. He’s now showing he could handle a bigger workload.