Bryan Hoch

NEW YORK -- It was the top of the third inning on Sunday, and Luis Gil’s frustration boiled over, having been called for a balk that waved in a run. Rearing back for a strikeout, he then glared at the home plate umpire, prompting manager Aaron Boone to intercept his

NEW YORK -- Juan Soto whipped his bat and felt the sweet kiss of ball against barrel, allowing himself a moment to admire a drive destined for the right-field seats. Looking toward the dugout, he flipped his bat and shouted, inviting his teammates to strap in and enjoy the ride.

NEW YORK -- Juan Soto whipped his bat and felt the sweet kiss of ball against barrel, allowing himself a moment to admire a drive destined for the right-field seats. Looking toward the dugout, he flipped his bat and shouted, inviting his teammates to strap in and enjoy the ride.

TORONTO -- With the Yankees down to their final three outs and seemingly sleepwalking toward being swept in a three-game series, Giancarlo Stanton’s long home run jolted their big bats back to life. Stanton sparked a comeback by sending a drive rattling into the seats, and Aaron Judge completed the

TORONTO -- Summer won’t sound the same without John Sterling, the legendary radio voice of the Yankees, whose distinctive and booming baritone provided the background for more than three decades of winning baseball in the Bronx.

TORONTO -- Summer won’t sound the same without John Sterling, the legendary radio voice of the Yankees, whose distinctive and booming baritone provided the background for more than three decades of winning baseball in the Bronx. The Yankees announced on Monday that Sterling has retired, effective immediately. The 85-year-old Sterling

TORONTO -- Frequently imitated and never duplicated, John Sterling left his mark for more than three decades as the “Voice of the Yankees.” He frequently said that he loved teams stocked with home run hitters because their performance would allow him to do his “act.” “The home run calls he

John Sterling didn’t miss a game from Derek Jeter’s first at-bat in the big leagues to his last, a constant companion calling the action from the Yankees’ radio booth. Sterling celebrated Jeter’s career and his role in providing audio commentary for all of the Yankees captain’s achievements in an MLB.com

NEW YORK -- It has been a while since Giancarlo Stanton looked this locked in at the plate. As he completed a lap around the Majors with a home run against his 30th team, the Yankees’ slugger feels like a dangerous threat once more against all challengers. Stanton belted a

NEW YORK -- A convincing case can be made that Carlos Rodón needed a reset more than anyone in the Yankees’ clubhouse, aiming to flush the disappointments of his first season in pinstripes while reclaiming his confidence and swagger. As Rodón carved through a punchless Marlins lineup on Tuesday night