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Minor League Ball (Free subscription) | yesterday
Make me proud I talked with Mark Newman, Yankees Senior Vice President for Baseball Operations, a couple of weeks ago on XM radio. I made a mild joke about Yankees fans being extremely disgruntled about the team merely finishing over .500 but not getting to the post season. He responded that he and the front office were, in fact, extremely disgruntled about this turn of events. So let's see if we...
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LA Times (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Batting coach, one of the great hitters in New York Yankees history, has been integral in L.A.¡¦s late-season offensive resurgence. The offensive awakening of the Dodgers can be labeled a 3-M production: Manny, Mattingly and Maturity.
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Babes Love Baseball (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
At 38 years old with recurring arm issues and graying hair, New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery on his right shoulder Tuesday. Rivera, who just finished up his 14th season with the Bronx Bombers (his one and only team) had 39 saves this year, along with a 1.40 ERA -- his best since 2005. Apparently, Mo's tank isn't empty yet, since he expects to resume throwing in three months. Just...
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iYankees (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
From the Atlanta-Journal Constitution: Blame it on short series, politics and the New York Yankees. That was the triple-play explanation Turner Sports gave Tuesday for the 20 percent drop in ratings for the first round of Major League Baseball playoffs. The first 13 Division Series games averaged 4.3 million viewers, compared with 5.4 million in 12 games last [...]
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Yanksfan vs Soxfan (Free subscription) | yesterday
John Lackey might not agree, but when Jason Bay flew across home plate ahead of Mike Napoli's tag, the better team won this American League Divisional Series. The Red Sox outhit and out pitched the Angels. They made fewer mistakes in the field and far fewer mistakes in the basepaths....
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kansascity.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
New York Yankees star closer Mariano Rivera underwent surgery on his sore right shoulder Tuesday and is expected to resume throwing in three months, a month before spring training is set to begin.
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Examiner (Free subscription) | yesterday
New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery Tuesday on his right shoulder and is expected to resume throwing in three months, a month ahead of spring training.
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Washington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
NEW YORK -- New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery Tuesday on his right shoulder and is expected to resume throwing in three months, a month ahead of spring training.
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USA Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery Tuesday on his right shoulder and is expected to resume throwing in three ...
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Arizona Republic (Free subscription) | yesterday
NEW YORK (AP) -- New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery Tuesday on his right shoulder and is expected to resume throwing in three months, a month ahead of spring training....
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MSNBC.com: Baseball (Free subscription) | yesterday
New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera had surgery Tuesday on his right shoulder and is expected to resume throwing in three months, a month ahead of spring training.
