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New York Yankees outfielder Curtis Granderson appeared in his first regular season game on Tuesday, but did so in an unfamiliar position.

Alex Rodriguez and Curtis Granderson were still out of New York's starting lineup for Game 4 of the AL Championship Series on Thursday, a day after the game was postponed by rain.

Alex Rodriguez and Curtis Granderson both were benched for Game 4 of the ALCS before it was postponed Wednesday night.

Entering Game 3 of the American League Championship Series, Yankees manager Joe Girardi decided to totally shake up his lineup by benching Alex Rodriguez and Nick Swisher against Tigers starter Verlander.

With the idea of shaking up the lineup going into Game 3 against Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander, Yankees GM Brian Cashman said that Brett Gardner could be a starting outfielder. Listen to the complete interview: "He still might play a r...

If the Yankees win the Series now, it'll be the best story in franchise history.

Yankee manager Joe Girardi decided to bench the struggling Alex Rodriguez for the decisive Game 5 of the ALDS. Rodriguez was replaced in the lineup by Eric Chavez.

Yankees manager Joe Girardi didn't think CC Sabathia's wild outing in Game 3 of the ALDS had as much to do with Sabathia as it did home plate umpire Gerry Davis' balls and strikes calls.

Yankees skipper Joe Girardi decided Game 2 was over before it was over.

While confirming that New York Yankees ace CC Sabathia and Rookie of the Year candidate Ivan Nova will be two of his ALDS starters, manager Joe Girardi refused to close the door on A.J. Burnett's possibly starting a game.

Adding fuel to baseball's bitterest rivalry, New York Yankees catcher Russell Martin said he hates the Boston Red Sox and would relish adding to their misery by helping to eliminate them from the playoffs during this weekend's series.

A year after he looked like a bust for the Yanks, Curtis Granderson is busting out.

The Yankees expect Curtis Granderson to be starting in center field on Opening Day Thursday, a team official said.

Making a change from his 2010 game plan, Yankees manager Joe Girardi will bat Derek Jeter at his old No. 2 hole and will promote Brett Gardner to the leadoff spot for Opening Day.

With New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi and hitting coach Kevin Long concerned about the long term impact of participating in the Home Run Derby, second baseman Robinson Cano gave some leeway that he could decide not to swing for the fences.