Red Sox-Yankees ESPN game postponed after three Yankees’ players tested positive for COVID-19
It's unclear at the moment what this means for the rest of the planned Red Sox-Yankees series.
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MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch gave hilarious responses to questions about the Yankee Stadium field invader
"Well Marc, when a man and a woman love each other very much..."
Aaron Boone tells reporter ‘Get the hell out of here with that’ after being asked if Yankees are getting used to losing
"Hell no. Get the hell out of here with that."
Gerrit Cole’s “I don’t quite know how to answer that” response to a SpiderTack question had some logic behind it
Cole's non-answer here looked awkward, but it may work out better for him in the long run than either a denial or a confirmation.
The Yankees unveiled a plaque in honor of Anthony Causi, the famed New York Post photographer who died of COVID-19 complications
Causi passed away at 48 last April following complications from COVID-19.
Ken Singleton set to retire from YES Network after 2021, though we’ve heard that before
Singleton has a history of changing his mind.
CC Sabathia’s story to be told in HBO documentary, ‘Under the Grapefruit Tree’
'Under the Grapefruit Tree: The CC Sabathia Story' premieres Dec. 22 on HBO and HBO Max.
In addition to his Hall of Fame pitching career, Tom Seaver also worked more than 20 years as a broadcaster
Seaver worked alongside legendary play-by-play announcers like Vin Scully, Howard Cosell, and Dick Enberg.
Wednesday’s Rays-Yankees game wound up in a drone delay
"They're taking the teams off the field while the drone is up there. Boy, 2020, huh?"
Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman sings national anthem, keeping promise to Gerrit Cole
"Don’t you forget you promised me," said Gerrit Cole after his introductory Yankees press conference.
ESPN’s MLB Opening Day game averaged 4 million viewers, most-watched regular season game since 2011
The game's viewership peaked with 4,480,000 viewers at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Joe Buck lets the moment do the talking after Jose Altuve’s pennant-clinching home run
Joe Buck got in his call of the home run, and then went silent for a minute and a half to let the Houston crowd provide the sounds.
