The New York Yankees players are thrilled about the new rule that they don't have to be clean shaven every day.

Max Fried, who spent the first eight years of his career in Atlanta, will bring his devastating curveball to the Bronx.

This isn’t exactly an unexpected move, as Beeter has been pegged as a pitcher who might be better off in the pen ever since ...

Catcher J.C. Escarra nearly retired from baseball less than two years ago. Now, he has a legitimate shot to make the Yankees' ...

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Scott Wren, Wells Fargo Investment Institute senior global market strategist, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss the latest consumer sentiment data, how much geopolitics factors into market decisions, ...

The Yankees’ spring training home and the Rays’ impending, temporary regular season home, has undergone massive renovations.

Cruz is a late bloomer and Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake has a reputation for ... Escarra could wind up winning the backup catcher job behind Wells with a good showing in spring training.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone and pitching coach Matt Blake were among the half-dozen ... In the box, lefty-hitting Austin Wells wasn’t thrilled when Boone, playing ump, rung him up on a bender ...

“He said he basically needs a map,” Yankees director of baseball operations Matt Ferry joked ... Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells also offered input. “Everything’s new.