Yankees

The best thing that happened Sunday, when CC Sabathia returned from the injured list to make his first start in over three weeks, was hours before he even threw a

The roof in the Yankees dugout and dented and scraped. Brett Gardner’s habit of banging his bat against the metal covering is apparently taking a toll on more than MLB

Luis Severino was back on the mound at Yankee Stadium for the first time Sunday morning long before the gates were opened or Cleveland had even arrived. The Yankees ace,

When Mike Ford climbed on the mound Thursday night, almost everyone at Yankee Stadium was laughing. Luis Severino had to cover his face with the front of his hoodie from

He sat on an elevated bench in the right-field bullpen of Arm & Hammer Park like a content Buddha. Michael King, Trenton Thunder pitching prospect for the New York Yankees

Aaron Judge isn’t going anywhere. When the Yankees clubhouse opened Friday afternoon at 3:20 p.m., posted on the door was the expected lineup with Judge in the No.2 spot. Despite

Luke Voit is confident he will not need surgery to repair his sports hernia. The Yankees slugger will begin his journey back to the lineup next week when he reports

Gleyber Torres would like you to know that he is just a contact hitter. The Yankees’ 22-year-old middle infielder just happens to hit a lot of home runs. Saturday, Torres

It’s time. Mariano Rivera looks at this year’s Yankee team and says it is time for the decade-long World Series drought to end. He sees no reason for them not

The Yankees are now affectionately called “Savages” by their fans, but they feel they are getting another reputation among major-league umpires. Saturday was the second time in eight days Yankees

The TV voice of the Yankees is back. Michael Kay made an emotional return to the broadcast booth Saturday afternoon as the Bombers battled the Indians at the Stadium. Advertisement

Aaron Judge looked like he was about to bust out of a slump Friday night, but Saturday, the slugger was out of the lineup for the day game against Cleveland

Two minutes on a hot mic did far more for Aaron Boone’s popularity with fans than two years of big-league press conferences could. The Yankees know this instinctively, as they

With a runner on second and the Yankees protecting a one-run lead in the top of the eighth, Brett Gardner saved the game. The veteran outfielder got a jump on

Masahiro Tanaka has had to evolve. Once reliant on his split-finger fastball, the Yankees right-hander has not been able to rely on it for his strikeout pitch this season. Friday