NEW YORK – Gerrit Cole has joked that he feels as though he is working with a “new elbow.” It hasn’t changed the outcome of his battles against José Ramírez. Entering his third start of the season with a 12 2/3-inning scoreless streak, Cole surrendered three home runs – including

NEW YORK – Aaron Judge was perched atop the dugout railing in the late innings on Tuesday evening, cheering on his Yankees teammates as they attempted to punch back in their lopsided loss to the Guardians. He’ll almost certainly be back in the same spot at some point on Wednesday,

Call it a successful first test of bringing Carlos Lagrange in out of the bullpen. The Yankees' No. 4 prospect dialed up his heater to 101.4 mph during a dominant debut in relief en route to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre's 6-3 win over Syracuse in a doubleheader opener at NBT Bank Stadium.

Another month of the 2026 season is in the books, and as the weather has warmed up, so have the bats in the Minor Leagues. The 30 hitters below, our selection for hottest hitter in May for each organization, have been swinging the bat better than most. There are a

NEW YORK – It had been more than a month since Cam Schlittler had allowed more than two runs in any start, a string of strong performances that positioned the Yankees right-hander among the early frontrunners for the American League Cy Young Award. That stellar campaign in the making hit

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NEW YORK – With triple-digit velocity that jumped on hitters and prompted Gerrit Cole to say he had “never seen anything like it,” Carlos Lagrange made a lasting impression throughout his first big league Spring Training. It was easy for Cole, Max Fried and others to envision what kind of

There’s a clear favorite to win the 2026 National League Most Valuable Player Award. But in the American League, it looks like a three-man race so far. MLB.com’s second MVP poll of the season revealed a trio of top candidates in the AL, all of whom were closely bunched together

Jazz Chisholm Jr. took his talents to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday.

Lou Gehrig had the worst season of his career in 1938. He finished the year with 29 home runs and drove in 114 runs, in the American League’s top 10 in both categories. And, of course, he played every game. Those were great numbers for most people. But Gehrig wasn’t

A video montage of John Sterling’s career had played at Yankee Stadium. Michael Kay and Suzyn Waldman, his familiar Yankees broadcast partners, had laid bouquets of flowers at home plate, and the massive scoreboard showed a still picture of the radio booth, empty, but for a lone microphone. Now, there

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With the kind of years that Ben Rice and Jacob Misiorowski are having, they might both want to invest in trophy cases to hold all of their new hardware, starting with the Player of the Week Awards they each took home Monday.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- After two lifeless offensive innings against the Athletics on Sunday at Sutter Health Park, Aaron Judge didn’t like what he was seeing. The Yankees had followed Saturday’s loss to the A’s with two hitless frames against lefty starter Jacob Lopez, and a first-inning error led to three

You can now follow your favorite players and teams on MLB.TV for a new low price for the season. Fans can purchase an MLB.TV Seasonal package for just $119.99 to watch every out-of-market game live or on demand. Subscribe now through ESPN -- the new home of MLB.TV -- to

We enter June -- a month with plenty on the line -- with a clear top five, the five teams with the five best records who keep playing musical chairs in the top five spots. None of these five teams will play each other until the Dodgers-Rays series in a

We're two months into the season, giving us a large enough sample to gauge where teams and individual players are at. While many players are off to hot starts in 2026, some teams are still looking for specific players to get going and help push their respective clubs to the

Twenty years ago, Mike Mussina yelled at Joe Torre. One future Hall of Famer yelling at another in a moment that lives on in today’s meme culture. For all the great accomplishments of these two men, this one interaction from an otherwise ordinary regular-season game still finds its way into

WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Yankees couldn’t make it a six-game winning streak. But they sure made it interesting.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Not long into the Yankees’ series opener against the Athletics on Friday, manager Aaron Boone couldn’t help but consider placing a call to the bullpen. Starter Carlos Rodón was looking shaky at best, giving up a solo home run to Nick Kurtz in the first inning, allowing

Aaron Judge was widely expected to be one of the primary beneficiaries of the new ABS system, and we know that because it was all anyone could talk about at Yankees camp this spring. Due to his 6-foot-7 frame, umpires had long struggled to identify the bottom of Judge’s zone,