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VOTE: How long will DJ LeMahieu remain a Yankee?

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Jake Devin |Kyle Thele

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across Major League Baseball. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in New York Yankees fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. DJ LeMahieu is making his return. Aaron Boone told reporters that the Yankees would activate the 36-year-old infielder tomorrow, with his first start of the season likely coming on Wednesday afternoon in Seattle.
2000 Yankees Diary: Rocket Implosion on May 12th

2 days ago | pinstripealley.com | John Griffin

Photo credit should read MATT CAMPBELL/AFP via Getty Images After taking two of three against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the Bronx, the 2000 Yankees hit the road for a quick three-game road trip to Detroit to take on the Tigers at their brand new home of Comerica Park. At 9-23, Detroit had gotten off to an absolutely dreadful start to the millennium.
Yankees 12, Athletics 2: Bombers crush Luis Severino in reunion with former ace

3 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images The most intriguing storyline to watch in the Yankees’ series finale against the Athletics on Sunday was how Luis Severino would match up against the Bombers. While Severino was on the crosstown rival Mets last year, he didn’t end up facing the Yankees in any of those two teams meetings last year, meaning this would be his first career start against the team that signed him way back in 2011. This probably wasn’t how he envisioned things going down.
Yankees vs. Athletics: How to watch, channel, streaming, lineups

3 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images Yesterday saw the Yankees get some less-than-stellar pitching at the start, rally to overcome that, only to get some less than stellar pitching at the end, dropping the second game of their series against the Athletics. Thanks to that, today’s series finale will now be a rubber match at Sutter Health Field.
Yankees Social Media Spotlight: Homecoming 2025

3 days ago | pinstripealley.com | John Griffin

Photo by Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It’s Sunday once more, and you know what that means — it’s time for our weekly social media roundup! Once again, the New York Knicks have been dominating the NY media, the Yankees have themselves had a busy week. What have they been up to on social media? Let’s take a look!Last weekend, the Yankees held their annual Homecoming Dinner.
2000 Yankees Diary: Yanks lose Derek Jeter to injury, and the game too

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Kevin Winterhalt

Photo credit should read PETER MUHLY/AFP via Getty Images They say “you can’t win them all.” But I think that is supposed to apply to the 162-game baseball schedule generally. I would argue that when your starter throws a one-run complete game that goes the full nine innings, you should in fact “win them all.” Alas. Orlando Hernández’s gem was wasted by the combination of a solo home run off the bat of a future Hall of Famer, and the offensive ineptitude of the Yankees.
Yankees 7, Athletics 11: Bombers come back but can’t hold late lead in Sacramento

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by Bryan Kennedy/MLB Photos via Getty Images Four runs is hardly an insurmountable deficit, but falling behind by that amount in the first three innings is never a good thing. Even beyond the mere fact that the record of teams that fall behind by four isn’t going to be great, doing so probably means your pitcher had a bad day and will come out early or will allow more runs. Then maybe you’re using lesser arms in the bullpen, and etc, etc.
Yankees vs. Athletics: How to watch, channel, streaming, lineups

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Matt Ferenchick

Photo by Scott Marshall/Getty Images Last night, the Yankees played their first game in the Athletics’ temporary home in West Sacramento, and it became the domain of Jasson Domínguez. “The Martian” became the youngest ever Yankee to hit three home runs in a game, surpassing 1937 Joe DiMaggio and leading the Bombers to a 10-2 win. Today, Jasson and the Yankees will look to follow that up in game two in Sacramento.
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Hunter Brown continues his ascent, Red Sox fall in extras

4 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Jake Devin

Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images The Yankees have won three in a row, with all three being scintillating victories as they started off this West Coast jaunt with a demolition of the Athletics. Jasson Dominguez led the way, the first multi- and three-homer game of this career providing more than enough juice. New York still has a solid hold on the AL East lead, but what else happened around the junior circuit on Friday night? Let’s take a look.
Yankees news: Has Maximum Fried been unleashed?

5 days ago | pinstripealley.com | Kevin Winterhalt

Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images The Athletic | Ken Rosenthal ($): As not just a Yankee fan but a fantasy baseball manager whose rotation is held together by Max Fried, I don’t need to be told how fantastic Fried has been in his debut season in pinstripes. But being told why is kind of nice. Rosenthal reveals some interesting nuggets in his piece, after talking with Eno Sarris.