#New York Yankees

There was a heavyweight fight in the Bronx this past weekend. The New York Yankees and Houston Astros, owners of the American League's two best records, met for a four-game series at Yankee Stadium. It was eventful. Aaron Judge had walk-off hits Thursday and Sunday, three Astros pitchers threw a combined no-hitter Saturday, and Jose Altuve reached base 10 times in four games.

New York Yankees infielder Gleyber Torres (ankle) is not in the starting lineup for Monday's series opener against right-hander Paul Blackburn and the Oakland Athletics. Torres is considered day-to-day after exiting Sunday's contest with an ankle injury. DJ LeMahieu is on second base and Josh Donaldson is covering the hot corner Monday. Giancarlo Stanton is at designated hitter while Joey Gallo replaces Torres in the lineup to play right field and hit ninth.

Major League Baseball issued another update on All-Star Game voting on Monday, just three days before Phase 1 of the process comes to an end. As we explained last week, the All-Star Game voting process is now split into two phases. The first part sees fans vote on players in the traditional manner.

While a lot of it was pretty frustrating from a Yankees perspective, the weekend series against the Astros ended on quite a high note. A late rally was capped by a walk-off home run from Aaron Judge, giving the Yankees a series split with Houston. Now, they’re set to face off against another AL West foe, albeit one at the other end of the standings.

The New York Yankees, led by right fielder Aaron Judge, face the Oakland Athletics in a regular season game on Monday, June 27, 2022 (6/27/22) at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York. Local fans can watch the game for free via a trial of DirectTV Stream -- YES Network...

BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — A cascade of delays landed at Logan International Airport in Boston on Monday, an outcome that airlines are chalking up to bad weather in New York and staffing shortages. WBZ's Karyn Regal visited Logan Airport, only to find disappointed passengers wearing New York Yankees ball...

The MLB trade deadline is approaching and Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Frankie Montas is the most coveted arm this summer.

It’s Monday and that means another fantasy baseball week is upon us. Before taking a look ahead at your fantasy baseball lineups for this week, we first need to look back at the top MLB news and headlines from Sunday's set of baseball games. That includes another New York Yankees walk-off by AL MVP favorite Aaron Judge as he stays atop fantasy baseball rankings. We also had big pitching performances by Dylan Cease and Spencer Strider as both continue to outperform MLB projections. There are also some key updates to the latest MLB injury report, led by Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. Don't forget to check out the latest fantasy baseball waiver wire targets, the MLB top prospects to know, and the players trending up and down in the fantasy baseball stock watch. After we look back at Sunday's MLB top performers, we'll also help you build MLB DFS lineups with the top plays for tonight's games. Now let's look at the fantasy baseball news, MLB top players, and key injuries from Sunday before looking ahead to Monday's MLB daily fantasy slate. Be sure to use the MLB weather report and the confirmed MLB lineups pages to help build daily fantasy baseball lineups.

The Boston Red Sox have executed a terrific turnaround, and the organization can thank some of its heavy hitters for their impressive individual seasons aiding the effort. Fans appear to be appreciative as well, considering they have voted five Red Sox into the top five at their respective positions during phase one of the Major League Baseball All-Star Game voting.

New York Yankees infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa (finger) is not in the starting lineup for Monday's series opener against right-hander Paul Blackburn and the Oakland Athletics. Kiner-Falefa is considered day-to-day after injuring his finger during Sunday's contest. Marwin Gonzalez is replacing Kiner-Falefa at shortstop and hitting eighth. numberFire’s models project Gonzalez...

Oakland Athletics (25-50, fifth in the AL West) vs. New York Yankees (54-20, first in the AL East) PITCHING PROBABLES: Athletics: Frankie Montas (3-7, 3.11 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, 92 strikeouts); Yankees: JP Sears (0-0) FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK LINE: Yankees -200, Athletics +172; over/under is 8 runs. BOTTOM LINE: The New York...

Pickswise provides exclusive sports betting content to Syracuse.com, including picks, analysis, tools, games and sportsbook offers to help bettors get in on the action. Please wager responsibly. The New York Yankees had gone 16 innings without a hit against the Houston Astros, but everything turned around in the last few...

Good gravy, was that a series. If you’re an pessimist, then you can say that the Yankees never had a lead beyond the results of two pitches and should be extremely thankful for a split. If you’re an optimist, then you can point to the fact that the Yankees fought hard and had chances to win all four ballgames (even in the no-no, they had shots with the go-ahead run at bat in the eighth), and that they seized those chances twice.

The Houston Astros have been — and will remain — in New York spirit, taking on the Mets (two games) and Yankees (one game) this week after playing five against the same two teams last week. Houston heads to Queens after a wild weekend streak in the Bronx,...

The Oakland Athletics (25-49) and New York Yankees (53-20) meet Monday to open a 3-game set at Yankee Stadium. The opener is slated for a 7:05 p.m. ET first pitch. Let’s analyze Tipico Sportsbook‘s lines around the Athletics vs. Yankees odds with MLB picks and predictions. Season series:...

The Yankees enter play on Monday with the best record in baseball at 53-20. The A’s have the worst record in baseball at 25-49. The series is taking place at Yankee Stadium. If ever there was a time to expect a Yankees sweep, it’s now; let’s just hope that there’s no hangover effect after the chaotic four-game series split against the Astros.

Kevin and Donnie preview Monday night's series-opening matchup out of the American League between the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees.

All 30 MLB teams have household names on their rosters. But all-star caliber players aren't the only ones that make dramatic differences during the course of a 162-game season. Role-players often decide pennant races and later postseason games. Let's dive into a player from every club who should be getting more love from the national audience.

We all know how MLB fans — and some of its players! — feel about New York Yankees die-hards. But let’s take a moment to point out something really cool and fun involving Pinstripes fans. On Sunday, some cameras caught die-hards in the bleachers who had cleared out a space for a young fan who was attempting to complete the water bottle flip challenge (remember that craze that began in 2016? And that was everywhere including at Duke and on the Cavs’ sideline?).