CINCINNATI – The Yankees toppled their first foe of the evening, denting high-octane rookie Chase Burns, who looked like he’d stepped out of a video game in an eye-opening Major League debut. The real trouble came in late, from the bullpen and with their tempers. Jonathan Loáisiga surrendered a bases-clearing

CINCINNATI – They braved the Midwestern heat by the thousands, many clad in pinstripes, just for a glimpse of Aaron Judge taking batting practice hacks along the banks of the Ohio River. The Yankees captain’s warmup drew waves of applause -- but that was nothing compared to the first inning.

Read our story on the balloting format, which includes two phases of fan voting to determine the All-Star starters. With the 95th MLB All-Star Game just over three weeks away, it’s time again to check in on how the balloting for the Midsummer Classic is shaping up as we near

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NEW YORK -- Churning around third base, Jazz Chisholm Jr. was slipping and sliding inside his left cleat, the perspiration from a summer Bronx afternoon already having soaked through his Yankees-issued socks by the second inning. When the laces came loose, there was no time to turn back. His shoe

NEW YORK -- The Yankees have come to look forward to Ryan Yarbrough's starts during the early portion of this season, entertained by how the left-hander's throwback style tends to confound opposing lineups. They'll be waiting a bit for the next outing. Yarbrough was placed on the 15-day injured list

NEW YORK -- Clarke Schmidt knew what he was walking away from. As he pointed toward the sky and stepped off the mound at Yankee Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the right-hander left behind a no-hitter in progress -- just six outs from history. Waging a silent war with each step,

NEW YORK -- Luis Gil grinned in the Saturday morning sunshine atop Yankee Stadium’s mound, dressed head to toe in pinstripes -- just like the last time he stood there, starting a World Series game. This was just a live batting practice session, Gil’s first since sustaining a high-grade lat

NEW YORK – Fans lined the streets around Yankee Stadium for hours Friday, drawn by the lure of Aaron Judge’s much-anticipated “Superman” bobblehead. The giveaway looked the part, but there’s still no substitute for the genuine article. Judge rose to the occasion on his big night, belting his 27th home

NEW YORK – The Yankees activated reliever Luke Weaver from the 15-day injured list before Friday night's 5-3 loss to the Orioles at Yankee Stadium, and he will split the closer’s role with right-hander Devin Williams, according to manager Aaron Boone. Weaver spent 17 days on the IL because of

During Spring Training, we polled 59 MLB.com experts about which players they thought would lead their respective leagues in major offensive and pitching categories this year. The answers featured some big names, including Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Bobby Witt Jr., Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes. But nearly halfway through the

The weekend kicked off in style around the Minors, with a pair of milestones at Double-A. Tink Hence returned to regular action by leading the way during a nine-inning no-no, while Hendry Mendez took a spin on the cycle thanks to a late-game double. In between, there were plenty of

NEW YORK – On the fifth and final day of HOPE Week, the Yankees honored aviator Brian Worthington, the founder of the nonprofit NY Metro Black Pilots of America (NYMBPA), which introduces underserved and underprivileged communities to the aviation industry.

NEW YORK – The Yankees preached steadiness throughout their six-game losing streak, with team captain Aaron Judge saying they were “determined to win the next pitch” and general manager Brian Cashman remarking that “the storm will pass, sooner than later.” Consider this a cloud break, brightening what had been a

NEW YORK – Carmine and Vincent Gagliano, two brothers from Brooklyn, were living the dream on Thursday at Yankee Stadium. It was like watching two kids in the candy store. They love the Yankees that much. After arriving at the stadium, pitchers Max Fried and Gerrit Cole gave the Gagliano

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Some of the game's most well-known and talented prospects came through with big-time performances during a busy day of Minor League action. From Lazaro Montes' ongoing power display to Jordan Lawlar's rocket double to Kevin McGonigle's unrelenting hitting prowess, offense was well represented. But Carlos Lagrange made sure pitching prospects

NEW YORK -- The Bleacher Creatures’ “roll call” was still echoing through Yankee Stadium three pitches into the evening, and already the home team was trailing. Perhaps that’s a good place to begin describing what the Yankees’ last week has felt like.

• Cashman trusts Yanks to 'grind through' current

NEW YORK – General manager Brian Cashman is not pushing the panic button because the Yankees are on a five-game losing streak entering Wednesday’s action against the Angels. During the streak, the Yankees haven’t scored a run since the ninth inning of Saturday’s game against the Red Sox. That’s a

NEW YORK -- Members of the Yankees had a great time Wednesday afternoon at The DugOut BX Sports Bar, located across the street from Yankee Stadium. Pizza, juice and soda were served, while the Yankees enjoyed doing karaoke with the kids in attendance. There was manager Aaron Boone singing Miley