derek jeter

Derek Jeter finally made his return back to the Yankees last night after suffering a calf injury in mid-June.  The Yankee captain missed 18 games while on the DL.  During that time, New York went 14-4 and took over 1st place in the American League East. Before you read any further, just realize that I'm not saying that the Yankees are better off without Jeter.  I'm just saying they can win without

Derek Jeter went 0-for-4 against the Cleveland Indians in his return off of the disabled list on Monday.  Jeter will be overly scrutinized if the Yankees hit a cold streak.

For the first time in nearly 3 weeks, Derek Jeter finally got back on the baseball diamond. Last night, the Yankees shortstop played 5 innings for the Trenton Thunder, the Yankees AA affiliate, in a rehab game.  It was his first action since injuring his right calf against the Indians on June 13th.

Derek Jeter has run the bases for the first time since he landed on the disabled list with strained right calf.

Today The Captain celebrates his 37th birthday.  Too bad he has to spend it on the disabled list.

Derek Jeter's pursuit of 3,000 hits will have to wait at least two weeks. Today, Yankees put the shortstop on the 15-day disabled list with a calf strain.

So it turns out the the New York Yankees can in fact win at home. It just turns out they can't be playing the Boston Red Sox.

On Sunday the Yankees defeated the mets 9-3 at Yankee Stadium. Yankees got six and two thirds innings from their starter, Ivan Nova, to keep them in the game down three to one. So what made this victory more significant than the win itself?

Yankee fans showed bad judgment by giving Jorge Posada a standing ovation one day after he pulled a punk move.

If you thought the Yankees couldn't go through any more struggle, well the Yankees hit a season low so far on Saturday night. In the past week and a half, the Yankees have made countless errors in the field, have had an offense that has been in a huge slump, and a bullpen that hasn't been able to provide any support for the starting pitching effort. So why did everyone declare Saturday night rock

The 2011 baseball season hasn't even started yet and we've already got some great drama brewing. In a recent magazine interview, Orioles manager Buck Showalter talked smack about Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter and Boston General Manager Theo Epstein. And you know what?  Buck was right!

I'm sorry to say it but the Big East Conference's performance in the NCAA Tournament tells me one thing - the Big East is a good league with no elite teams. So is it a "great" league?  Well, that's up for debate.