Bryan Hoch

NEW YORK -- Jasson Domínguez ranged toward the left-field line in the top of the first inning, tracking Colton Cowser’s slicing bases-loaded drive. A moment too late, the Yankees' top prospect realized he had miscalculated, lunging in vain as the ball fell behind him for a two-run single. That misplay,

Five straight games! Judge continues streak with HR No. 58

NEW YORK -- Josh Hart has turned in numerous strong performances in his year-plus with the Knicks, but he’s not the first member of his family to enjoy sports stardom in New York City. Hart tossed a ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night to pay homage to

OAKLAND -- Carlos Rodón leapt in the visitors' dugout, an instinctual reaction to the cannon-fire echo from a baseball meeting the barrel of Giancarlo Stanton’s bat. Up and down the bench, the Yankees all knew it would be a home run. Still, they watched in stunned fascination, just to see

SEATTLE -- It is no stretch to say that the Yankees’ postseason dreams hung in the balance as Juan Soto took a few extra beats on the dirt warning track Thursday afternoon, having slid hard into the right-field wall while making a dazzling seventh-inning catch. Almost every member of the

OAKLAND -- This time, there were no intentional walks to interrupt Gerrit Cole's start -- just a vintage performance that suggested the Yankees' ace may be ready for October.

SEATTLE -- Juan Soto came into the season on a mission, voicing his desire to homer in six specific ballparks so he could claim a long ball in each of the 30 current Major League stadiums. That checklist is now complete. Soto cracked a two-run homer off the Mariners’ Bryan

It was a few hours before the night’s first pitch would be thrown at Yankee Stadium, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. seemed surprised to receive a package at his locker in the home clubhouse. The newest Yankees infielder looked quizzically at the large brown box, waiting a few seconds before tearing

NEW YORK -- Aaron Judge claimed he didn’t know about his career-long homer drought, which had sparked conversation in the grandstands and social media. With a sly grin, the Yankees’ captain said he hadn’t even realized 16 games had passed since his last time clearing the fences. His teammates knew

NEW YORK -- Aaron Judge shook his head ever so slightly after fouling a ball back into the seats, clearly upset that he had missed the first pitch of his at-bat. He wasn’t going to miss the next one. Judge blasted his Major League-leading 53rd home run in the third