NEW YORK -- It was nearly a full year ago that Will Warren began to fulfill the promise that was envisioned by the Yankees’ pitching department, enjoying a dominant performance against the Rangers at Yankee Stadium. They got him back on Wednesday. Citing “bad execution,” Warren snapped a string of

NEW YORK -- Ryan Weathers said he lost nine pounds earlier this week dealing with a viral infection, prompting the Yankees to scratch the left-hander from a start scheduled for Thursday afternoon against the Rangers at Yankee Stadium. Paul Blackburn will make the start in place of Weathers, who last

NEW YORK – Jazz Chisholm Jr. held his pose for an extra second, arms locked as he tracked the flight of a sixth-inning drive toward the right-center-field seats. The Yankees infielder looked toward his teammates in the first-base dugout, then tossed his lumber into the air. “Finally,” Chisholm said. “It’s

NEW YORK – The Yankees announced Tuesday that they will pay a season-long tribute to legendary broadcaster John Sterling by wearing a customized memorial patch on their uniform sleeves at the start of their next homestand on May 18. Beginning with that evening’s game against the Blue Jays, the Yankees

NEW YORK – Carlos Rodón is approaching the final checkpoint of his recovery from left elbow surgery performed in October after making a Minor League rehab start for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday at Worcester. Rodón pitched 6 1/3 innings and allowed six runs (five earned) on seven hits (including two

NEW YORK – When you call more than 5,000 consecutive games, as John Sterling did, a trusted formula tends to emerge. The legendary broadcaster once said he favored power-hitting lineups, understanding that teams that made things happen gave him room to entertain and “do my act.” The Yankees delivered that

NEW YORK – Bad news for big league hitters: Cam Schlittler found some extra heat. The Yankees’ right-hander made a mechanical adjustment between starts that unlocked a slight velocity boost, resulting in the hardest pitches of his big league career to date.

NEW YORK – There has been a noticeable shift in the Yankees’ urgency this season, and not all on the field. Not satisfied with an early claim on the American League’s top record (23-11 before Monday night's game), the front office has aggressively shifted the rotation, bench and bullpen. That

NEW YORK – Ben Rice was not in the lineup and unable to swing with full force on Monday, according to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, one day after a left hand contusion forced the Major Leagues’ OPS leader to exit the club’s 11-3 victory over the Orioles. “I don’t think

NEW YORK – The next time his team seals a victory, Aaron Boone knows exactly what he’ll do. From his perch near the top step of the dugout, the manager will channel John Sterling’s famous gyrating call, as if he’s leaning into the broadcast microphone himself. Boone doesn’t have to

John Sterling, who broadcast more than three decades of Yankees games and was famously celebrated for his booming baritone, sing-song inflections and signature home run calls, has passed away. He was 87. A colorful personality who engaged and entertained fans with a distinct conversational style, Sterling called 5,426 regular-season Yankees

Frequently imitated and never duplicated, John Sterling, who passed away at the age of 87, left his mark for more than three decades as the “Voice of the Yankees.” He frequently said that he loved teams stocked with home run hitters because their performance would allow him to do his

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ARLINGTON – After completing the last of his warmup tosses on Wednesday afternoon, Elmer Rodríguez stole a moment near the back of the Globe Life Field mound, honoring the journey as a thousand thoughts raced through his mind. “This was something I’ve been dreaming of my whole life,” Rodríguez said

ARLINGTON – The final afternoon of the Yankees’ road trip seemed to offer Jasson Domínguez his clearest path yet to log consistent playing time this season. It ended with more uncertainty. Domínguez exited Wednesday’s 3-0 loss to the Rangers shortly after being hit by a pitch in the top of

ARLINGTON -- The Yankees designated outfielder Randal Grichuk for assignment on Wednesday, a somewhat surprising pivot as they created roster space for No. 3 prospect Elmer Rodríguez to make his Major League debut. Grichuk, 34, had been a target of the Yankees' front office dating back several years. He signed

ARLINGTON -- Elmer Rodríguez was already on a mission when the call came -- just not the kind he’d been chasing his whole life. The young Yankees pitcher was in a Pennsylvania hotel room late on Monday evening, deep into Call of Duty: Warzone, when the front desk buzzed up.

ARLINGTON -- The Yankees believe George Lombard Jr. is built for New York, forecasting his ascent as an elite defender who will continue to fill out physically and improve his consistency at the plate. The organization’s top prospect now stands one level away from the Bronx. Ranked as the No.

ARLINGTON -- Aaron Judge’s first impressions of Cam Schlittler were simple: a quiet sort who seemed inclined to keep to himself, attempting to stay out of the way in a busy clubhouse. Over the past several months, the Yankees' captain has learned that there’s much more there. What Judge initially

ARLINGTON -- Giancarlo Stanton isn’t in the mood to search for silver linings, especially as he deals with the latest in a frustrating series of soft-tissue leg injuries. “At this point, there’s no real peace of mind. You’re going to be out,” Stanton said on Tuesday, shortly after the Yankees

ARLINGTON – The Yankees universally praised how Jasson Domínguez handled being optioned to the Minors near the end of camp, detailing a mature demeanor and robust on-field performance that earned a return to the big leagues. They only wished that Giancarlo Stanton’s injury hadn’t made it necessary.

ARLINGTON – Cam Schlittler’s most recent performance drew rave reviews from all corners of the Yankees clubhouse, with teammates commenting about his confidence and poise. Perhaps the only one who didn’t seem all that impressed with Schlittler was – well, Schlittler himself.

ARLINGTON – You wouldn’t be able to tell by looking at the box score, but Ben Rice claimed a piece of the Yankees’ team home run lead on Monday evening. Aaron Judge made sure it lasted for only about two minutes. Rice and Judge went back to back in the

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BOSTON – Cam Schlittler didn’t need anyone to explain Fenway Park to him. He grew up close enough to feel it in his bones, having seen enough games over the years to understand exactly what brand of vitriol he might experience while warming up in the bullpen. It wasn’t nearly