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A Man of Letters: Yogi Berra to Be Featured on New Stamp
New York Yankees Hall of Famer Yogi Berra will be featured on a new stamp this year
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Marlins Beat Yanks 5-0 for Winning Season, Face Cubs
The Miami Marlins finished with their first winning season since 2009, beating the New York Yankees 5-0 behind a home run and three RBIs from rookie Jazz Chisholm
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LeMahieu Batting Title, Voit HR Crown Near as Yanks Win
DJ LeMahieu had his fourth four-hit game and three RBIs to move into position to become the first player to earn undisputed batting titles in both leagues, and the New York Yankees rediscovered their power in an 11-4 win over the Miami Marlins
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Marlins Clinch 1st Playoff Berth Since 2003, Beat Yanks 4-3
The Marlins clinched an improbable playoff berth in their coronavirus-decimated season, beating the New York Yankees 4-3 in 10 innings to seal the postseason trip on the field of the team that Miami CEO Derek Jeter and manager Don Mattingly once captained
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Dr. Anthony Fauci to Throw 1st Pitch at Yankees-Nationals Opener in DC
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country’s top infectious disease expert, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the first game of Major League Baseball’s pandemic-delayed regular season.
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Bob Watson, All-Star Slugger and Executive, Dies at 74
The two-time All-Star and baseball general manager Bob Watson has died
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Hank Steinbrenner, Yankees Co-Owner, Dead at 63
Yankees co-owner Hank Steinbrenner died Tuesday at his home in Clearwater, Florida, after a longstanding health issue, the team announced. He was 63.
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Yanks Most Valuable in MLB at $5 Billion, Forbes Estimates
Forbes estimates the New York Yankees are baseball’s most valuable franchise at $5 billion.
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New York Yankees First Major League Team to Hire Female Batting Coach
Rachel Balkovec scored a home run without even picking up a bat. She is believed to be the first woman hired by a major league team as a full-time minor league hitting coach.
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Don Larsen, Yankees Pitcher Who Threw Only Perfect World Series Game, Dies at 90
Don Larsen, the journeyman pitcher who reached the heights of baseball glory in 1956 for the New York Yankees when he threw a perfect game and the only no-hitter in World Series history, died Wednesday night. He was 90.
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Don Larsen, Yankees Pitcher Who Threw Perfect Game in World Series, Dies at 90
Journeyman pitcher Don Larsen has died at the age of 90. Larsen threw a perfect game in the 1956 World Series.
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Marlins' Mattingly Says He Talked to Jeter About Ownership
Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly says Derek Jeter, his successor as captain of the New York Yankees, has “always talked about” owning a major league team one day....
Mattingly was asked before Miami’s game at the Washington Nationals on Wednesday about a report on FoxBusiness.com that said Jeter and former Florida governor Jeb Bush were among those who could try to... -
‘Tonight': Alex Rodriguez Declared J.Lo His Dream Date in 1998
Alex Rodriguez talks about planning his wedding to Jennifer Lopez, reacts to a 21-year-old interview where he called his future wife as his dream date and the 10th anniversary of winning the World Series with the New York Yankees.
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‘Tonight': Alex Rodriguez Declared J.Lo His Dream Date in 1998
Alex Rodriguez talks about planning his wedding to Jennifer Lopez, reacts to a 21-year-old interview where he called his future wife as his dream date and the 10th anniversary of winning the World Series with the New York Yankees.
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President Trump to Attend World Series Game 5 But José Andrés to Throw Out First Pitch
President Donald Trump says he will watch the Washington Nationals play in the fifth game of the World Series. Chef José Andrés, not the president, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
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A Century After Black Sox, Baseball Cheating Goes High-Tech
A century after the Black Sox scandal that tarnished the World Series and ushered in major changes in baseball, the notion that millionaire ballplayers would take money to throw a game — much less the World Series — is all but unthinkable. But that doesn’t mean cheating in baseball is a thing of the past, and there are still concerns...
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Astros Executive Apologizes, MLB to Conduct Interviews
The assistant general manager of the Houston Astros apologized Tuesday for using “inappropriate language” after a Sports Illustrated report said he repeatedly yelled toward a group of female reporters about closer Roberto Osuna during a clubhouse celebration. Brandon Taubman released a statement through the Astros hours before they played Game 1 of the World Series against Washington. Major League Baseball...
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Altuve's HR in 9th Sends Astros to World Series Over Yankees
Jose Altuve hit a game-ending homer off Aroldis Chapman with two outs in the ninth inning and the Houston Astros outlasted the New York Yankees 6-4 Saturday night to advance to the World Series for the second time in three years.
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Former Laker Rick Fox Sues Esports Team Partners, Alleges Rampant Fraud
Former NBA player Rick Fox has filed a lawsuit accusing business partners at the esports organization he co-founded of multiple instances of fraud and is seeking damages worth tens of millions of dollars.
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New York Mets Crush Miami Marlins, Still Eliminated From Playoff Contention
New York was eliminated from the NL wild-card race when Milwaukee secured the league’s final postseason berth by completing a 9-2 victory in Cincinnati as the Mets (83-75) batted in the eighth.