NEW YORK -- Joe Girardi is generally pleased with the work done during his club's offseason, but the Yankees' manager would like to have one more bat added to his lineup card before Spring Training begins. Girardi said on Friday that he would be in favor

25 Questions, 25 Days : Day 7 Everybody who pays any attention to professional sports is familiar with the number: $200 million. It is the amount, give or take 10 mil, that the Yankees spend on baseball players every year. To some, it is an abomination,

His first reason was: "The loss of Mariano Rivera." There's a good chance that Mariano Rivera could retire after 2012. Nobody would blame Rivera. He's the greatest closer in the history of the game who has done everything possible in the game. And in 201

Updated: January 24, 2012, 11:52 AM ET By Andrew Marchand ESPNNewYork.com Archive NEW YORK -- With tears filling his eyes, Jorge Posada announced his retirement from baseball on Tuesday. Posada began the press conference by reading from a prepared statem

It seems there hasn't been much talk yet about Hiroki Kuroda. What are the Yankees' plans for him?

View full sizeWilliam Perlman/The Star-LedgerA.J. Burnett went 11-11 with a 5.15 ERA last season for the Yankees. Nitpickers may point out that Burnett nearly didn’t make it out of the first inning of that game, escaping a bases-loaded jam only because C