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NFL MVP upset with Yankees' new radio announcer taking series off: 'You just don't do that'
John Sterling's replacement, Dave Sims, did what Sterling practically had to be forced to do in skipping a Yankees series, and Boomer Esiason was not a fan.
Former Jets QB Sends Clear Message to New Yankees Radio Voice Dave Sims
Esiason called Sims’ absence “very interesting” and reiterated he remains a fan of the veteran announcer. Sims visited Esiason and co-host Gregg Giannotti in studio shortly after earning the Yankees’ radio job last November.
Yankees takeaways: 6 numbers that defined New York’s first 40 games
Watching the New York Yankees play in Sacramento over the weekend made me wonder how many home runs Aaron Judge would hit if he played half of his home games at Sutter Health Park. It’s a launching pad.
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2025 NY Yankees TV schedule: How to watch, stream YES free
Can you feel it, Yankees fans? Major League Baseball is back. The 2025 MLB regular season is finally here, and the New York Yankees will begin at home in the Bronx on Thursday, March 27 following ...
Yankees Get New Bad Break as Rehabbing $18 Million Righty 'Can't Get Over Hump'
The Yankees still have three starting pitchers on the injured list. The one who was expected back soonest just had another setback.
Mariners head into matchup with the Yankees on losing streak
New York Yankees (24-17, first in the AL East) vs. Seattle Mariners (22-18, first in the AL West) Seattle; Tuesday, 9:40 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Yankees: Max Fried (6-0, 1.05 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, 47 strikeouts);
Yankees blast 4 HRs to hand Mariners fourth straight loss at T-Mobile Park, 11-5
Seattle added a run in the seventh inning when Randy Arozarena doubled and Dylan Moore blooped an RBI single in front of Judge. Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh demolished a two-run homer in the eighth and Yankees shortstop matched it with a two-run blast of his own in the ninth.
Yankees $90 Million Veteran Set to Return to Lineup Against Seattle
DJ LeMahieu was traveling to Seattle on Monday, but the New York Yankees ’ veteran infielder was not on the active roster. Manager Aaron Boone told reporters before Monday night’s series-opener against the Mariners that they were holding off until Tuesday to activate the 36-year-old. LeMahieu will make his 2025 debut on Wednesday.
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