Larry David talks Curb, Seinfeld, Jets and more
Larry David joins the guys in-studio with stories about his draft advice to past Jets GM's, George Steinbrenner's appearance on Seinfeld and much much more.
Larry David joins the guys in-studio with stories about his draft advice to past Jets GM's, George Steinbrenner's appearance on Seinfeld and much much more.
A big name in a new uniform and an Astros ruling could come soon. What else will define the year ahead in baseball?
Yankees pitcher Domingo German, who went 18-4 with a 4.03 ERA last season, will be suspended for an additional 63 games after serving an 18-game ban last season for violating MLB's domestic violence policy.
Don Larsen, who pitched the only perfect game in World Series history while with the New York Yankees, died Wednesday at the age of 90.
The Mets and reliever Dellin Betances have reached a one-year deal, which is worth $10.5 million with potential for Betances to earn $13 million, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan.
Kansas City traded infielder Christian Perez to the Yankees for righty Chance Adams on Monday.
The players' union has filed a grievance against the Yankees, seeking $21.1 million that was on Jacoby Ellsbury's contract for 2020 plus a $5 million buyout for 2021. The outfielder was released on Nov. 20.
In what will likely be the final podcast of the decade, Buster welcomes Tyler Kepner of The New York Times to talk about the Yankees' potential for next season, the latest research on the baseball and MLB's investigation into the Astros. Then, The Boston Globe's Alex Speier discusses how the Gerrit Cole signing impacts Boston's rebuilding process (30:26). Plus, Hembo evaluates the NL East (30:26) and Rena Banena makes her return (38:45).
The Red Sox will pay a team record $13.4 million luxury tax after failing to make the playoffs, and the Yankees finished with a $6.7 million bill, likely a fraction of what they will pay next year. The Cubs must pay $7.6 million.
Bearded with long flowing locks in Houston, the Bombers' $324 million ace arrived in New York with a new clean-shaven look. He's in good company.
Gerrit Cole, who was introduced by the Yankees on Wednesday, said he was happy he had a second opportunity to chase his "dream" to pitch for the Bronx Bombers.
Beltre and Scherzer? Yeah, those worked out. Pujols and Chris Davis? Yikes. These are the moves that made or broke your team.
Adam Warren will rehab from Tommy John surgery with the New York Yankees.
The bat Babe Ruth used to hit the 500th home run of his career sold at auction for over $1 million.
Free-agent catcher Austin Romine, who had played only for the Yankees during his eight seasons in the majors, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Tigers, a source told ESPN.
Right-hander Rony Garcia, a Yankees prospect last season, was chosen by the Tigers with the top pick in the Rule 5 draft.
Veteran outfielder Brett Gardner, who is coming off a season in which he belted a career-high 28 home runs and collected 74 RBIs, has reached a one-year, $12.5 million deal to stay with the Yankees, a source told ESPN.
Now that Cole, Strasburg and Rendon are $814 million richer, where does that leave their new teams and the rest of MLB?
A day after the Yankees agreed to a deal with pitcher Gerrit Cole, their GM and manager had strong praise for the biggest prize of the free-agent market.