Jorge Posada
Gotcha! Derek Jeter Acts Under Alias At NYC Starbucks, Calls Himself ‘Philip’
In a photo published by the New York Post, Jeter was seen exiting a Greenwich Village Starbucks with the name “Philip” written on his coffee cup.
Mo Rivera Throws BP For First Time Since Undergoing Knee Surgery
The 43-year-old Rivera threw 25 pitches Friday and said he was happy with the results. He expects to be ready when the Yankees open the regular season on April 1 against Boston.
Keidel: Modest Matsui Returns To Japan, But He Won’t Be Forgotten
Matsui arrived just a little late to enjoy the spoils of the 1990s. But one could easily argue that that was the only time his timing was ever off.
Hartnett: Yankees Must Add Victorino’s Spark
Acquiring Shane Victorino could help cure the Yankees’ over-reliance upon the longball.
Coutinho: What Is The Most Memorable Subway Series Game?
As we head into Round 2 of the 2012 Subway Series, I am often asked what is the best game in this series I have ever seen since I have been at all of these encounters.
Ward: Pettitte Gets The Best Of Harper
Saturday afternoon, Pettitte and the Yanks squared off against Harper and the Nats, and Pettitte made sure it was an afternoon Harper wouldn’t forget.
Ward: Lack Of Depth And Star Production In Yanks’ Lineup Is Reason For Average Start
Why do the Yankees look so mediocre? Anyone who has watched the Yankees this year knows that they haven’t hit with men on base. As a team, the club is hitting just .223 with runners in scoring position.
Schmeelk: It Wasn’t Supposed To Happen This Way, Not For Mo
It’s easy to list the numbers and stats that detail Mariano Rivera’s greatness. It’s quite another to have witnessed it firsthand as cutter after cutter broke bat after bat and made the best hitters look helpless for 15 years.
Keefe To The City: This Can’t Be The End For Mariano Rivera
Neil Keefe isn’t ready to say goodbye to Mariano Rivera and hopes that the Greatest of All Time will return to the Yankees in 2013.
Kuroda Tosses Gem As A-Rod, Yankees Shut Out Angels In Home Opener
Alex Rodriguez hit his 630th home run and Hiroki Kuroda pitched excellently in his Yankee Stadium debut as the New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels, 5-0, Friday in their 110th home opener.
Jorge Posada Kicks Off Yankees’ 110th Home Opener; Last Go For Mo?
Rather than receiving the ceremonial first pitch at the Bombers’ home opener, Posada was the one toeing the rubber.
Yankees Happy, Excited For Posada’s First Pitch At Home Opener
Newly retired catcher Jorge Posada will soon take an unfamiliar position on the field at Yankee Stadium.
Keefe To The City: Chat With Yankees Bleacher Creature Bald Vinny
Neil Keefe is joined by Vinny Milano, who’s known as Bald Vinny of the Bleacher Creatures to Yankees fans, to talk about a new season at Yankee Stadium.
Jorge Posada To Throw Out Ceremonial First Pitch At Yankees’ Home Opener
Before the Bronx Bombers take the field for their 110th home opener in franchise history on Friday, the recently retired Jorge Posada will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium.
Hartnett: The Time Is Now For Phil Hughes
Phil Hughes has regained his velocity and forced his way into the Yankees rotation. 2012 could a be bounce-back season for the rejuvenated Hughes.


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