Yankees manager Aaron Boone says the disappointment of the World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers won't go away and he doesn't mind entering 2025 in possibly the last year of his contract.

He takes the job previously held by 2023 NL Manager of the Year Skip Schumaker, who parted ways with the team in September after just two seasons.

Aaron Boone discusses returning to the Yankees following the team exercising his option for 2025, managing without a new ...

The San Diego Padres certainly made a fantastic move by taking a chance on utility man Jurickson Profar. He is a former top ...

Their historic comeback against the ancient enemy, the Yankees, in the ALCS changed baseball, or at least the course of ...

Enter Torres, who could be had for a one or two-year deal as he looks to fully rebuild his value. Torres hit .257 this year ...

The Yankees' decision to decline Anthony Rizzo's $17 million club option for the 2025 season opens the door for more ...

Because of this, Bleacher Report's Tim Kelly predicted that the Mariners will end up signing New York Yankees All-Star ...

ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit was filled with emotion while he honored his late dog, Ben, during “College ...

Craig Breslow has vowed to be aggressive in pursuing players this offseason, and pitching should be high on his list.

The Los Angeles Dodgers clearly know how to build a winning ball club. Los Angeles has been fantastic in recent years and got ...