Jeter named SI Sportsman of Year

Derek Jeter has been selected Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year, becoming the first member of the New York Yankees to win the award.

Free-agency side dishes (before the turkey)

So many teams are sitting back and waiting for the completion of the Type A free-agent and possible non-tender markets that there probably won't be a ...

Blog Entry | Conversation | November 25, 2009

Yankees GM ready to hit marketplace

With free-agent signing season already open, the New York Yankees quickly are putting behind their first Series title since 2000 and turning their attention to 2010.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

...sorry state of the Knicks, Joe Girardi and Alex Rodriguez

Those who favored King Felix and Verlander

...voters from the BBWAA's Detroit chapter picked local guy Magglio Ordonez over the superior option (Alex Rodriguez); A-Rod swept the rest of the country, so the Detroit writers' homerism stood out. Steve Kornacki...

Blog Entry | Conversation | November 18, 2009

Money talks, but baseball won't listen

Did the Yankees buy a World Series celebration? Their money didn't hurt, but that $207 million payroll is the least of baseball's competitive-balance problems.

The past is still McGwire's present

He can't run and he can't hide anymore now that he's a hitting coach. It's time for Mark McGwire to salute his present by speaking out about his past.

New York Yankees baseball player Alex Rodriguez, right, and entertainer Jay-Z celebrate on a...

New York Yankees baseball player Alex Rodriguez, right, and entertainer Jay-Z celebrate on a...

...Bronx, NY, USA; New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez in the locker celebration after defeating the Philadelphia...

Fans flood lower Manhattan for Yankees

Crowds roared and church bells pealed in lower Manhattan on Friday as the Yankees' World Series championship celebration revved up with a ticker-tape parade.

Postseason had many defining moments

While the Yankees returned to glory by winning the World Series, the inevitability of full-scale instant replay in baseball stood out as perhaps the most important aspect of the 2009 postseason.

Crown 'Em: New York Yankees

The Kiss 'Em Goodbye series can't rightfully kiss "goodbye" to a team that won it all, so we're crowning 'em -- the World Series champion 2009 New York Yankees. As for what's next, Buster Olney, BP and Rumor Central all weigh in.

Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009

Scott Van Pelt

...ever covered. Gammons also shares his thoughts on Alex Rodriguez winning his first title

...42 of the New York Yankees runs towards Alex Rodriguez #13 and his teammates as they celebrate after...