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When New York Yankees great Derek Jeter took over as CEO of the Miami Marlins some people thought he was going to wave a magic wand and turn the Marlins back into a championship team overnight. Sadly there were many "business decisions" that came first. Top players and even former players serving as executives were let go to make the team more profitable. So why would Jeter bring in fellow "Core Four" member Jorge Posada? I think there's a plan in place to make him the manager of the team and Time Reynolds of the Associated Press seems to agree.

Three players will be enshrined into the National Baseball Hall of Fame this July in Cooperstown. Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez all received over the necessary seventy five percent of voter support to become an inductee in Baseball's Hall...

The Yankees now have 19 numbers in Monument Park. Is it too much?

What a weekend for the Yankees. The Bronx Bombers retired the numbers of both Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte this weekend at Yankee Stadium before games against the Cleveland Indians. It was a set of ceremonies that only the Yankees could produce: Several former great players and legends were present including Scott Brosius, David Cone, Joe Torre, Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, and

New York Yankees former catcher Jorge Posada says that  players who used performance-enhancing drugs,including former teammates Alex Rodriguez and Roger Clemens,should never get into the Hall of Fame. During Posada's media tour for his new book "The Journey Home: My Life in Pinstripes" he was asked a plethora of questions on his ex-teammates and the Hall of Fame...

On the heels of Sunday's news that Andy Pettittte will have his number retired by the Yankees and receive a plaque in Monument Park this season, we learned on Monday that Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada will get the same treatment. We also learned that Willie Randolph will get a plaque in Monument Park as well...

Over the last 20 years, Derek Jeter has been one of the classiest and most productive players in all of baseball. On Sunday, Jeter had several special guests and many, many, fans turn out to Yankee Stadium to show their appreciation for his career...

The Florida State Seminoles are currently taking on the New York Yankees in a spring training exhibition. Heisman winner Jameis Winston is a relief pitcher and outfielder for the Seminoles. There's no guarantees that he will get in as a pitcher today, but will see time at Left Field...

Jorge Posada played 17 seasons for the New York Yankees and compiled a .273 batting average, 275 home runs, 1,065 RBI and 1,664 hits.  His best qualities, however, were handling just about every style of pitcher and many egos on the staff...

Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada, two core Yankee players from the Joe Torre era, are long gone.  Mariano Rivera, another quiet leader by example, is retiring after this season.  Andy Pettitte is near the end.  And the Yankee captain, Derek Jeter, won't be back in the lineup until who knows when and is nearing 40.  Leadership used to be a huge piece of the Yankees' winning puzzle.  That leadership

The New York Yankees are bringing back a good friend to throw out the ceremonial first pitch on Friday.

In a very emotional press conference, life long New York Yankee Jorge Posada retired as a major league baseball player.