New York Yankees News and Rumors
Yankees Add a RelieverPat Borzi, nytimes.com The Yankees bolstered their middle relief by acquiring the right-hander Shawn Kelley from Seattle for the minor league outfielder Abraham Almonte. |
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Pat Borzi, nytimes.com Andy Pettitte said Yankees Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman discouraged him from taking part in the World Baseball Classic, and he reluctantly went along with them. |
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Mariano Rivera was due on a bullpen mound in a matter of moments, a sight that would warm the hearts of Yankee people gathered on the back field of the spring training complex, as well as fans watching from outside a fence. |
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Marty Noble, MLB.com Inside some decaying chain-link fencing is a ballpark that has more to do with mothballs than curveballs -- Fort Lauderdale Stadium, erstwhile Spring Training home of the Orioles and, before them, the Yankees. |
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Every University of Miami baseball player underwent testing recently for performance-enhancing drugs, including human growth hormone, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. |
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Ken Belson, nytimes.com The Yankees seem to have entered another fierce rivalry: with StubHub, the ticket reseller. |
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli says he consulted with Biogenesis of America LLC after a foot injury, but did not receive any treatment from the facility. |
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Wallace Matthews, ESPN.com New York Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli on Wednesday denied receiving any illegal performance-enhancing drugs from Biogenesis, the Miami "anti-aging" clinic currently under investigation by Major League Baseball. |
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Joe Girardi seemingly couldn’t wait to tell the world on Tuesday that Alex Rodriguez is rehabbing his post-surgical hip in New York, prompting photographers in the city to go on high alert while offering every indication the Yankees want A-Rod nowhere n… |
