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Watching Derek Jeter’s final season unfold brings both joy and sadness for this lifelong Yankee observer and one-time club employee. […]

This is the story of two Yankee catchers and how the legacy of one soared while the other remained in

Part 1 of 2 If Alex Rodriguez’s season-long ban holds up in 2014, he will be the first Major Leaguer

If remembered for anything today, the Highlanders of New York are recollected as predecessors to the Yankees. Occupying by modern

Most people think the women of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 1940s was the first and

At the time, it was the cornerstone of baseball’s centennial celebration, a much-heralded, fan-driven promotion designed to get everyone involved

Satchel Paige, “Smokey” Joe Williams, “Cannonball” Dick Redding, and “Bullet Joe” Rogan are often remembered as the top pitchers in

It has been 50 years since Eliot Asinof’s landmark book on the 1919 Black Sox scandal, Eight Men Out,was first published.

In the old bat-and-ball games that preceded baseball as we know it, the pitcher sometimes was known as the feeder,