Gerrit Cole will be on the mound for the New York Yankees early in the ALCS. Yankees manager Aaron Boone told reporters on ...

Shaking off a rough Game 1 outing, Cole tossed seven strong innings in Thursday night’s Game 4, and the Yankees left Kauffman Stadium with a 3-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals to clinch the ...

Added New York City-born second-year shortstop Anthony Volpe, who grew up a Yankees fan idolizing five-time World Series ...

Cole's performance contrasted with that of Game 1, where he surrendered a home run, seven hits, and three earned runs in five ...

In the land of the Royals, Gerrit Cole and the Yankees were kings. They still have eight wins to go before they can crown ...

All aboard! The Mets and Yankees are only two stops away from the first Subway Series in 24 years. Read more on Boston.com.

Yankees third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. accused the Royals' Maikel Garcia of intentionally trying to hurt Anthony Volpe while ...

New York Yankee's third baseman Jazz Chisolm called the Royals' Maikel Garcia a "sore loser" after Garcia's hard slide into second base led to the benches clearing.

Bullpen. Leftfield. First base. Yankees manager Aaron Boone hit all the right buttons to get his team to the ALCS.

For the fourth time in Aaron Judge’s nine-year career, the New York Yankees will play for the pennant. For the first time, ...

Gerrit Cole pitched like a postseason ace Thursday night, holding the Kansas City Royals to a single run over seven innings ...

The New York Yankees beat the Kansas City Royals in Game 4 of the American League Division Series on Thursday. With the win, the Yankees advanced to the America ...