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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.

Whitey Ford's mound success and high spirits characterized a period of Yankees greatness. For longevity and consistency, he may have been their best pitcher ever.

From Johnny Podres to Don Clendenon, here are the guys who came through at the biggest time of the baseball year.

2007 MLB spring training injuries to Chien-Ming Wang, Andy Pettitte, and Kenny Rogers threaten some of baseball's best teams.

Roger Clemens is pushing 45 years old but shows no signs of slowing down. At least that is what the Yankees, who just gave him a fortune to pitch for them, are hoping

The greatest New York Yankees of all time, position by position.

Seven teams have scored over 1,000 runs in a season. Only the 1932 and 1936 teams won the World Series.

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.

It's Time to Honor the Achievers and Excellence of the Year in Sport- And Unlike "TIME" magazine, you the fan are not the winner.

The crowning event of the baseball season has not always been exciting. But 104 years of high-level competition have left fans with many memorable thrills.

It's been said that truly great baseball players excel in the World Series. These players are the real cream of the crop among Fall Classic participants.

Despite the latest media frenzy over Alex Rodriguez's recent comments, he is not going anywhere. Not anytime soon, at least.

Amid a steroid issue, hip surgery, and an accusatory book about him, Alex Rodriguez has returned to the Yankees lineup with a vengeance.

Pitchers with 5.84 ERAs give their team very little chance of winning anything. The Yankees lost because Roger Clemens pitched a lousy game.

For almost 100 years, the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees have been involved in baseball's biggest and best rivalry.

Tiger Woods will learn a valuable lesson from his admission of his mistakes; people forgive athletes who tell the truth.

Yankee rookie Phil Hughes pulled a hamstring in May and was supposed to miss 4-6 weeks, which should have him back by June 19th. Now, some say he won't be back until 2008

Now that the explosive bats of the Phillies and Yankees have come alive, pitching will mean everything in Game 6 (and maybe Game 7). It starts with Pedro vs. Pettitte.

Expect plenty of long ball in this year's World Series. The team that pitches the best in the mid to late innings will likely win the Commissioner's Trophy.

Philly got a gem from Cliff Lee on Wednesday, taking home-field advantage. If Pedro Martinez holds true to his excellent form this year, it could spell a Phillies repeat.

A stunning comeback involving two clutch Phillies home runs went for naught as last year's World Series phenom Brad Lidge imploded in the top of the ninth.

Spud Chandler won 71.7% of his decisions, which is the highest winning percentage of any pitcher with at least 100 victories. He never had a losing season.

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.