Sure, it’s only 60 games. The rosters are bigger, the rules are stranger, and the coronavirus pandemic promises to wreak havoc with players, teams, and schedules for the duration. But baseball is back and a country suffering from illness, death,...

New York: Add another casualty to the Coronavirus testing protocols of Major League Baseball. The Yankees announced Saturday that closer Aroldis Chapman will not be with the team for the immediate future after testing positive for COVID-19. Chapman, a MVP...

A cadre of youthful Latinos will determine the winners of the 2020 baseball season. There’s no doubt the kids are coming: both Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Juan Soto, at 21, are barely old enough to vote – even if they...

Remember the child’s game of Pick Up Stix? Throw a bunch of sticks up in the air and see where they land. Whomever designed the truncated baseball schedule of 2020 must have taken their cues from that. Given a golden...

TAMPA --- On a picturesque afternoon at George Steinbrenner Field, Yankees and Red Sox fans flocked the stands to get a glimpse of their favorite teams, three weeks before both teams venture up north to begin the 2020 season. With...

NEW YORK --- We’ve all heard this catchphrase, “The Stage is Set,” and the staff at the National Baseball Hall of Fame literally traveled to the St. Regis New York to prepare the dais for their annual press conference inside...

Bronx, NY: Aroldis Chapman threw a slider to Jose Altuve Saturday night in Houston in the ninth inning and again the Houston Astros for the second time in three years denied the Yankees another World Series opportunity. As epic as...

Bronx, NY: It's been a while since Yankee fans have had something big to really SCREAM about. That changed yesterday when the Yankees held off the soaring Houston Astros from eliminating them in their home turf. You have Yankee fans...

BRONX --- It was a solemn afternoon before Game 5 of the American League Championship Series as the media gathered in the press conference room and sat in front of a tender Carsten Charles Sabathia. It wasn't the fierce, unapologetic...

BRONX --- "We passed the baton," George Springer said when asked about the Houston Astros' thriving offense that sprinted out in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series. It was a sprint that would help Houston accumulate enough runs...