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Yankees’ Andújar Expected At Spring Training After Being Robbed at Gunpoint

Andújar, 27, was robbed at gunpoint on Wednesday while at his farm in San Cristóbal.

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Three Things to Watch for As Baseball Returns

Today is a great day. I’m listening to “Take It Easy” as I begin this newsletter, temperatures in Brooklyn are in the 50s, and all of us get to look forward to some baseball. This paragraph is the last in which I’ll mention the lockout in this introduction section. You…

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Gleyber Torres doesn’t care who Yankees new shortstop will be as long as they help Bombers win World Series

TAMPA, Fla. — All winter, Gleyber Torres has heard the rumors.

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Yankees President Talks Lockout, Urges Compromise: ‘We’re All on the Same Team’

Yankees team president Randy Levine gave a broad interview with ESPN on Monday, addressing MLB's current lockout and canceled games for the 2022 season.

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John Romano: While baseball argues about billions, small towns lose their meager spring windfall

DUNEDIN, Fla. — The schedule says the New York Yankees are in town, and game time is approaching. The outdoor seating area at Bauser’s bar says otherwise.

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Tim Cowlishaw: Rob Manfred, owners have shared brunt of MLB lockout ire, but misguided players aren’t free of blame

DALLAS — It’s official. You can make alternative plans for my birthday party. The Yankees aren’t coming to town on March 31. And neither are the Texas Rangers.

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Derek Jeter leaves post as Miami Marlins' CEO, shareholder

Derek Jeter announced a surprise departure from the Miami Marlins after 4 1/2 mostly unsuccessful years that didn’t come remotely close to matching his success as a player for the New York Yankees

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Joey Gallo Makes a Profile on LinkedIn With No End to Lockout in Sight

The Yankees slugger is seeking work connections while full season is in jeopardy.

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Derek Jeter leaves roles as Marlins’ CEO, shareholder

Jeter announced the surprise departure after 4 1/2 mostly unsuccessful years that didn’t come remotely close to matching his success as a player for the New York Yankees.

Chicago Sun-Times

SI:AM | Why Opening Day’s in Jeopardy

And, DeMar DeRozan picked up right where he left off.

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Rachel Balkovec on first spring as Yankee minor league skipper: 'It feels really natural'

TAMPA, Fla. — Rachel Balkovec is glad to have some time to get ready.

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Paul O’Neill on having Yankees retire his number: ‘Highest honor that I’ve ever been given in baseball’

NEW YORK — For Paul O’Neill, hiding his veneration for the Yankees is nearly impossible.

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19-year-old Yankees prospect Jasson Dominguez wowed team translator with his English interview

This was so cool.

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Yankees will retire Paul O’Neill’s No. 21

NEW YORK — Add another plaque to the crowded wall of retired numbers at Yankee Stadium.

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How Gleyber Torres uncertainty affects DJ LeMahieu, rest of Yankees’ infield in 2022

TAMPA, Fla. — Gleyber Torres has spent his late mornings and early afternoons taking balls on a high school infield over the last week. He’s working on his defense at both shortstop and second base these days with his position with the Yankees uncertain.

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Yankees players continue working out on high school fields as lockout delays start of spring training

TAMPA, Fla. — Around 12:30 p.m., as the groundskeeper waited, Gio Urshela and Gleyber Torres stopped their workout and began to pick up baseballs from around the field, then gathered up their bats and gloves and headed to their cars. They have to clear out of the way so the…

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Alex Rodriguez in negotiations to buy Trump’s hotel after ex president dismissed him as a ’druggie’ joke

Former Yankees star is reportedly part of an investment group trying to buy the hotel for $375m

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MLB lockout gives Yankees’ Luis Severino more time to become starter ready again

TAMPA, Fla. — Luis Severino has made it clear he prefers to be a starting pitcher.

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Jeremy Giambi, former Oakland A and brother of Jason Giambi, dies at 47

Jeremy Giambi, ex-Yankee Jason Giambi's younger brother, who played a starring role in one of the most famous postseason plays ever, died Wednesday at his parent’s Southern California home, his agent Joel Wolfe told various media outlets.

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Gerald Williams, a former Yankees outfielder and best friend of Derek Jeter, dies at 55 from cancer

NEW YORK — Former Yankee outfielder Gerald Williams died Tuesday morning after a battle with cancer, his former teammate and Hall of Famer Derek Jeter announced. Williams was 55.

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Former Yankees Outfielder Gerald Williams Dies at 55

He played two stints with New York during his 14-year MLB career.

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Brian Cashman’s 5 best free agent signings since the Yankees’ last World Series

The Yankees have not been to a World Series since 2009, or roughly 72 years in pinstripe time.

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Matthew Roberson: Buck Showalter has never taken over a team built to win now like these Mets

NEW YORK — As Buck Showalter readies himself for all things Mets, he does so with the luxury of having a pretty good roster already in place.

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The Yankees and Mets are both waiting on shortstop prospects, but for very different reasons

It’s becoming increasingly rare for teams to win at the Major League level without a shortstop.

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Can new hitting coach Dillon Lawson help revive Yankees’ talented but underperforming offense?

Dillon Lawson isn’t reinventing hitting, he just wants to look at it differently. The Yankees’ new hitting coach said Wednesday he is focused on “hitting strikes hard,” hitting the ball over the infield and making every swing the best — not just with two strikes.

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