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Aaron Boone is back as manager of the New York Yankees for the next three seasons (at least), and our listeners are NOT happy about it.

It's no mystery that the New York Yankees have not started the season the way they had hoped. A number of players have been struggling both on the offensive end and in the pitching staff. On Wednesday night before the team's eventual 4-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, the principal owner of the team, Hal Steinbrenner made comments regarding the team's struggles...

Cuban infielder Yoan Moncada is expected to make his decision today.

The Yankees haven't made a big move at all this off-season but now would be the time with Yoan Moncada. The Pinstripes are as much of a favorite as anyone, as Erik Boland of Newsday explained to Armen and Levack, on Thursday. But it's hard to decipher if Hal Steinbrenner will be willing to open up his wallet for the first time in 2015...

Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner was on with Michael Kay on ESPN New York 98.7 FM, Wednesday afternoon. In his first media appearance since the Yankees finished back-to-back seasons without making the playoffs, Steinbrenner didn't pull any punches.

And again the baseball world was centered around Alex Rodriguez.  And again it was Yankees-Red Sox.  And again it was at Fenway Park.

Alex Rodriguez is a clown.  He is a fraud.  He is a broken-down steroid user.  He is a cheater.  He is bad for baseball.  He is downright horrible for the Yankees.  And, like the 5th grade student in the back of the room who can't stop annoying the teacher, he is a bad boy with bad behavior.

We get it by now.  The once-heralded phenom Phil Hughes is what he is at this point.  Nothing more than a 4 or 5 in a Yankee pitching rotation or 3 or 4 elsewhere (National League probably) who never fully reached his full potential in New York and is more up and down than a Northeast roller coaster during the Summer time.

Cheating and lying in Texas while using performance enhancing drugs while playing on the richest contract in baseball history.  Cheating and lying through steroid use and coming out and admitting it, while causing a circus in New York and using teammates as pawns, only to in the end try and look like the innocent and sad sorry guy who would change his baseball and personal life if we all forgave h

If anyone can find Hank and Hal Steinbrenner, tell them priority #1 should be to get rid of Alex Rodriguez's contract.  It is the ultimate albatross in baseball and keeping the Yankees from doing so many things, such as getting below the luxury tax, building an actual team and being free of tabloid nonsense reserved for clowns.

In the course of nearly four decades, the New York Yankees have been synonymous for a number of things: buying high-priced free agent players, the roll call of “The Bleacher Creatures” and being owned by the Steinbrenner family. However, there are whispers that one of those identifiable characteristics of the Bronx Bombers might change in the near future. Here’s a hint – it has nothing to do with

So the Yankees lost the bidding war for Cliff Lee, which is hard enough for Yankee fans to get over. But now, almost two days removed from Yankees GM Brian Cashman telling the media that the team is going to settle with the starting pitchers already on the team (and hopefully a returning Andy Pettitte), there are still two big-name pitchers left on the market.