MLB denies Yankees' protest
Major League Baseball announced on Tuesday its denial of the New York Yankees' formal protest of a June 21st loss to the Florida Marlins.
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With pressure on, New York Yankees respond with 8-4 victory over Atlanta Braves
ATLANTA - In his daily conversations with team ownership, Yankees general manager Cashman maintains that there is no sense of panic.
"They know we're better than this," Cashman said about the Yankees' recent skid. "I know we're better than this and our players know that they're better than this. So we just try to get back on track. It wasn't too long ago we were feelings good about ourselves. We've just got to get back to that feeling."
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"They know we're better than this," Cashman said about the Yankees' recent skid. "I know we're better than this and our players know that they're better than this. So we just try to get back on track. It wasn't too long ago we were feelings good about ourselves. We've just got to get back to that feeling."
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Pair of New York Yankees prospects earn spots at All-Star Futures Game
A pair of standout Yankees prospects have been selected to this season's the All-Star Futures Game. Power-hitting catcher Jesus Montero and left-hander Manuel Banuelos will represent the World Team.
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Bad sign for New York Yankees' Xavier Nady as elbow forces him to leave minor league rehab game
ATLANTA -- Outfielder Xavier Nady may be headed for Tommy John surgery that will end his season, and likely his tenure with the Yankees. Nady pulled himself out of a minor league rehab game on Thursday night after injuring his right elbow on a throw from the outfield.
"It's the thing you try and avoid," Cashman said. "It could be the worst-case scenario.... Obviously, it's just not a good sign."
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"It's the thing you try and avoid," Cashman said. "It could be the worst-case scenario.... Obviously, it's just not a good sign."
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Alex Rodriguez keys outburst, New York Yankees beat Atlanta Braves, 11-7
NY Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez took over Thursday night's 11-7 victory against the Braves, using the game to demonstrate that despite his struggles to bounce back from hip surgery, he remains a force.
Dogged by questions about a recent slump and the security of his spot as the cleanup hitter, Rodriguez tied Reggie Jackson for 11th place on the all-time home run list with 563. The homer snapped a drought of 69 road at-bats with a home run, his longest since 1997.
Rodriguez drove in four runs, the first on a homer to straightaway center field at spacious Turner Field. He finished 3-for-5 with four RBIs.
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Dogged by questions about a recent slump and the security of his spot as the cleanup hitter, Rodriguez tied Reggie Jackson for 11th place on the all-time home run list with 563. The homer snapped a drought of 69 road at-bats with a home run, his longest since 1997.
Rodriguez drove in four runs, the first on a homer to straightaway center field at spacious Turner Field. He finished 3-for-5 with four RBIs.
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