Bryan Hoch

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NEW YORK -- Anthony Volpe said he felt as though he was residing in a “bubble” during his time with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, which offered an opportunity to reset and focus on improving all aspects of his game. “I wanted to get a lot out of it,” Volpe said. “You have

NEW YORK – Max Fried sat near the dugout railing on Thursday at Yankee Stadium, a thousand-yard stare across his face. Most of the lefty’s stat line looked sharp: a run, a hit, seven strikeouts. But it was only the fourth inning, and already he had thrown his last pitch

NEW YORK – Anthony Volpe received no promises when he packed his bags in early August, uncertain when – or if – he might walk into Yankee Stadium again. Spending the better part of a month with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, there was only one thing to do: Get to work. “There

NEW YORK – Jasson Domínguez was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre late on Thursday, shortly after the outfielder committed an error late in the Yankees’ 10-3 victory over the Rockies. Domínguez flubbed a backhanded pickup of Adael Amador’s eighth-inning single to right field off Luis Gil, allowing Zac Veen to score

NEW YORK – Derek Jeter remembers wondering if they should play at all. In the days after Sept. 11, 2001, baseball felt inconsequential amid the fear and grief that gripped New York. Yet as the wounded city grappled with an altered skyline and a new reality, the Yankees came to

NEW YORK – Everywhere the Yankees looked, the weight of Sept. 11 could be felt, from the first responder caps on their locker shelves to the memorial wreath that Aaron Boone, Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole carried into Monument Park during the early afternoon hours. Then came a stirring ceremony

NEW YORK – The cameras had clicked off, but Gerrit Cole still had something to say. Looking back over his right shoulder as he padded out of the Petco Park visitors’ clubhouse last week, the Yankees’ right-hander offered a succinct evaluation of his latest start: “I allowed too many home

NEW YORK – Mention the American League Cy Young Award to Cam Schlittler, and the conversation usually doesn’t last long. The Yankees right-hander prefers to remain focused on what he needs to do every five days, especially as his team closes in on securing a postseason berth. Schlittler continued to

NEW YORK – Mention the American League Cy Young Award to Cam Schlittler, and the conversation usually doesn’t last long. The Yankees right-hander prefers to remain focused on what he needs to do every five days, especially as his team closes in on securing a postseason berth. After firing another