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The Yankees have always been associated with Republicans, but the team has a much better track record when there is a Democrat in the White House.

Alex Rodriguez did not always get the superstar treatment he deserved in New York, now Yankee fans may lose him.

The Yankees have not offered a contract extension to Mariano Rivera. They will. They are not dumb. But Yankee fans must accept that Mo will call it a career very soon.

The rollercoaster ride during the Steinbrenner years has come to a screeching halt for the New York Yankees. Unfortunately, his sons have yet to step up to the plate.

When he was hired to manage the Yankees in 1996, no one could have predicted that Joe Torre would enjoy such longevity and success as skipper of the Bronx Zoo.

While the Braves and Red Sox loaded up for possible postseason runs, the Yankees refused to give up youth for experience at the trading deadline.

Alyssa Milano's first book "Safe at Home" and "Confessions of a She-Fan" by Jane Heller offer readers a glimpse of an overlooked side of sports: female fans.

The dust has finally settled on last nights celebration at Yankee Stadium and the slow realization will follow that the wrecking ball is not far behind.

The New York Yankees find themselves in a rare losing situation.

Two teams loaded with power are getting ready to face off in the World Series. Fans should be ready for plenty of home runs and drama between the Yankees and Phillies.

Having already compromised his starting rotation by starting A.J. Burnett on the road in game 5, Yankees manager Joe Girardi may have backed himself into a corner.

The New York Yankees look to win their 27th World Championship, holding a 3-1 series lead over the Phillies.

Jorge Posada says he wants to stay with the New York Yankees.

A peek into the life and times of one of New York's bravest mayors.

Baseball ticket prices are sky-high. The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are actually asking fans to trade in their first born child just to see a game.

It seems like baseball players keep getting better. Last season saw Liriano, Papelbon and Verlander break into the A.L. This year, it's Pedroia, Bannister and Okajima.

Hardhitting Yankees outfielder Charlie Keller seemed headed for superstardom after his debut season. Injuries ruined that prospect after several productive seasons.

The season has suddenly shifted in opposite directions for Boston and New York. An AL East crown looked automatic for Boston, but now a Wild Card might have to suffice.

Often blasted by the New York media and reviled by Giants fans, Eli Manning proved the critics wrong in Super Bowl XLII. But did he have to?

On August 10, 1969, Bobby Murcer, Thurman Munson, and Gene Michael Hit Consecutive Home Runs. It was the highlight of the Yankees' season and will never be forgotten.

The House that Ruth Built is no more. The New York Yankees said goodbye to its famous home since 1923.

Finally, a book that debunks the silly notion that the Red Sox long championship drought had anything to do with Babe Ruth.

The House that Ruth Built Will Close Its Doors in 2008 to Major League Baseball. The new, more modernized Yankee Stadium Signals a Newer Look for the Bronx Bombers.

After two disappointing performances to start the season, the Yankees finally played a complete game to defeat the Baltimore Orioles.

The Yankees bullpen worked overtime on Thursday. In fact, no one in the Yankees starting rotation threw a pitch in the last regular season game against the Twins.

Stop listening to the negative baseball media and focus on some of the good things in baseball today.

The Subway Series of 2000 entertained New York sports fans in ways not seen since 1956.

The Mets have the hitting to dominate the National League East. But their big three starting pitchers are too old and brittle to lead them back to the Division Title.

The Boston Red Sox enter the 2008 season as the defending World Series champions. Can they repeat?

After an unsuccessful 2008, the Yankees spent a fortune on three free agents they hope will put them back in the World Series.

The Yankees and Red Sox continue to be the beasts of the AL East, but the Blue Jays are hoping to crash the party this time around.

It is never too early to review the baseball season and this is a look at the first week in the American League.

The Cubs haven't won the World Series since 1908. During the drought, their tormenters have included the Babe, a vengeful goat, a black cat, and a poor sap named Bartman.

Stumped by Christmas shopping? Then buy your favorite baseball fan a few of these great page turners about our National Pastime.

High expectations, surprising achievements, and baffling disappointments marked the return of baseball's top stars from the war.

Here are the Top 10 Hitters in Baseball for 2007. Newcomers Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Travis Hafner join a crew of veterans led by Derek Jeter and Manny Ramirez.

With the New York Yankees almost 14 games out of first place, the Bronx Bomber are staking their season on a middle age, highly paid, seven-time Cy Young Award winner.

A lot of big dollar fantasy MLB players, and a few cheaper sleepers, delivered during the first ten days of the 2007 baseball season.

After three years together and no championships, the New York Yankees look to their $441 million combination of A-Rod and Jeter to lead the team to a title.

In week 4 of the MLB season, A-Rod, Josh Beckett and Carlos Beltran rose to the top and Albert Pujols finaly broke out. Here's the full report.

With the whole world wondering if future Hall of Famer Roger Clemens could reverse New York's 2007 fortunes, Clemens delivered a quality start and a Win for the Yankees.

Phillies Ryan Howard, and Jason Werth had an outstanding NLCS, so did A-Rod and Mark Teixeira in the ALCS, but their bats don't seem to be working in the World Series.

The Boston Red Sox have been the class of the AL in the first half of 2009, while other surprises and disappointments have dotted the baseball landscape.

A major component of winning is the fear of losing. There is nothing worse than losing. Nothing.

The New York Yankees are World Series Champions again, but, controversy swirls after a very interesting season.

Derek Jeter and Mariano spoke with Hawkins and LaTroy exchanged number 21 for number 22, but that number has a more illustrious history than number 21.

Second base is not the best position from which to draft fantasy players. This year, however, the spot has quite a few players you will be happy to have on your team.

For parents coming to see their children in college, friends passing through for the weekend, or a campus tour event, an Ithaca visit has a lot of great food to offer.

When a team succeeds so often that greatness is expected, winning becomes a relief instead of a joy and being a fan loses all meaning. Sports cease to be fun.

Dropping eight straight games to Boston does not leave a good taste in Yankees fans' mouths. Never fear, there are many reasons not to panic, despite the frustration.