BOSTON – Jazz Chisholm Jr. rounded the bases after a deep drive that cleared the visitors’ bullpen in right field, part of a three-RBI afternoon to help power a victory over the Red Sox. Yet the Yankees’ infielder may have saved his biggest swings for after the game. His team

BOSTON – The deep drive rocketed off Aaron Judge’s bat like so many before it, disappearing into the evening sky as it soared over Fenway Park’s Green Monster in left field, bound for Lansdowne Street. If you were to pick a road setting for Judge to hit his 362nd career

Leo De Vries (Athletics) continued to flash his power at Double-A, but it was another Double-A newcomer who stole the show. Zyhir Hope (Dodgers) broke out in a big way, adding his name to other top prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Jett Williams (Mets) and Tre' Morgan (Rays), who all found

BOSTON – Anthony Volpe is not expected to start any of the Yankees’ three games at Fenway Park this weekend, manager Aaron Boone said on Friday, as the shortstop continues to recover from a cortisone injection administered to his ailing left shoulder earlier this week. “We’ll probably do a little

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Juan Soto will finish the season with more than 40 homers, more than 30 stolen bases, more than 100 RBIs, more than 100 runs scored and more than 100 walks. How many players in MLB history have compiled such a single-season stat line? Exactly two -- Barry Bonds in 1996

NEW YORK -- The old story goes that Joe DiMaggio was initially annoyed by the famous Simon & Garfunkel song that mentioned his name. At the time of the 1968 release of “Mrs. Robinson,” the retired star was still prominent as a pitchman for numerous products, including Mr. Coffee. Simon

NEW YORK – It was some four hours before the scheduled first pitch of Thursday’s game, and Yankees manager Aaron Boone was already dressed in his full pinstriped uniform, making the long walk to Yankee Stadium’s Monument Park. Flanked by pitchers Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón, the three men placed

NEW YORK – Anthony Volpe was not in the Yankees’ lineup for a second consecutive day ahead of Thursday's 9-3 win over the Tigers, having received a cortisone injection to treat his ailing left shoulder, and the shortstop’s physical issues appear to be more significant than had been publicly known.

Baseball history has plenty of dynamic duos -- stellar players who are remembered together. Think Mays and McCovey, Ruth and Gehrig to name a few. Part of how these duos get etched in the annals is by putting on a show. What better way to do so than by homering

A Hall of Fame resume is built from all sorts of materials, from MVPs to Cy Youngs to All-Star teams to counting stats to just how much fans (and media) loved you. But one of the most impressive ones is the simplest one: Did you win a World Series? Obviously,

Carlos Lagrange (Yankees) punctuated a strong stretch of mound work by pitching his club into the postseason to highlight Thursday night's action. Fellow Top 100 prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants) and Hunter Barco (Pirates) came through with notable performances, while Mikey Romero (Red Sox) continued his recent power surge at Triple-A.

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NEW YORK -- Aaron Boone stood at his usual perch near the top step of the Yankees dugout in the late innings on Wednesday, chomping on Dubble Bubble. He occasionally squinted at the lineup card as though searching for a hidden code, then folded it into his back pocket. Especially

Who says you have to throw hard? Not Austin Slater, that’s for sure. The Yankees outfielder took the mound in relief of Luke Weaver in the top of the ninth inning on Wednesday night with New York trailing the Tigers by 10 in their eventual 11-1 defeat. Slater was effective,

The heavyweights are still at the top of our Starting Pitcher Power Rankings. But even this late in the season, a couple of newcomers have broken into the Top 5. Freddy Peralta's scoreless streak for the MLB-best Brewers and Trevor Rogers' incredible resurgence with the Orioles have put them in

At a time when most catchers are slowing down, Joe Mack (Marlins) is in the midst of a power surge. Joining the backstop in the long ball department was Konnor Griffin (Pirates) and Brice Matthews (Astros), who put together his first grand performance as a pro. There was no shortage

Father Time catches up to everyone… or does it? A small group of veterans are defying the odds this season, pushing off their seemingly inevitable age-related decline. And their productivity is especially opportune, amid the heat of the pennant race, as their clubs vie for a postseason berth.

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NEW YORK -- Aaron Judge hit his 359th career home run, breaking a tie with Yogi Berra for fifth place on the all-time franchise list, and Will Warren navigated six solid innings of two-run ball. The Yankees wished the evening had stopped right there.

NEW YORK -- The Yankees have long defined themselves by their home run prowess, and for nearly six decades, the top five spots on the all-time franchise list remained untouched. That changed in the first inning of Tuesday’s 12-2 loss to the Tigers, as Aaron Judge clubbed his 359th career

If you thought the end of summer also brought the end of your chances to follow top prospects, just remember – there’s always desert ball. Rosters for the six Arizona Fall League teams were officially announced Wednesday afternoon, headlined by 13 Top 100 prospects, including two of the Top 5.

The image will live forever in Cubs history: Anthony Rizzo raising both arms skyward and then tucking the baseball in his back pocket en route to the mob scene in the middle of the infield in Cleveland. That ball caught by Rizzo secured the final out and a triumph of