Let's look at four storylines to follow in the ALCS as the Yankees look to beat the Guardians to advance to the World Series for the first time in 15 years.
Could the Giants finally have their answer at CB2? The second cornerback position has been up for grabs all offseason, but reuniting with this veteran to fill the role may be exactly what the Giants need to do ahead of the 2024 season.
On Saturday, the Yankees welcomed franchise legends back and honored the 2009 World Series team. The former Yankees captain shared his thoughts on the current captain's historic season.
The Tigers may have just given the Yankees a gift with Jazz Chisholm Jr. sidelined with an injury. The Tigers announced that they have DFA'd Gio Urshela, who played in New York from 2019-2021 and was a fan favorite with the Yankees.
It's safe to say we're witnessing greatness. Aaron Judge has had a historic career, and the New York Yankees are beyond lucky to have him as their 16th captain.
Brunson's historic $113 million pay cut will allow the Knicks to sign players and build toward becoming long-term contenders. That said, let's look at four free agents the Knicks should target with their final roster spot.
The Knicks announced that they are re-signing forward Precious Achiuwa, who will fill the hole left by Isaiah Hartenstein at the backup center position.
The New York Yankees desperately need starting pitching help at this year's deadline. They have shown interest in this starting pitcher, who would be considered a vital role in the Yankees' postseason plans should they make a deep run.
Starting pitching is a concern for the Yankees approaching the trade deadline. While they could've pursued former Yankee James Paxton, he is now off the table.
Leon Rose and the New York Knicks have had a busy offseason, which includes trading for Mikal Bridges, signing OG Anunoby, and extending star point guard Jalen Brunson. The Knicks have extended head coach Tom Thibodeau through the 2027-28 season.
Giants fans finally learned Saquon Barkley's side of the story. While Saquon expressed his interest in being a 'Giant for Life,' he talks about the moment he knew his tenure in New York was over and looks ahead to a new chapter with the Eagles.