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New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi had the team's public address announcer leave out Alex Rodriguez's name when Eric Chavez pinch-hit for the struggling slugger during the playoffs, according to a report by CBSSports.com.

Joe Girardi has declared that Alex Rodriguez will be the New York Yankees' starting third baseman next year.

C'mon, Yanks, give NYC a sign that you understand the status quo won't work.

A-Rod is on an irreversible decline, and the Yankees are likely stuck with him.

Alex Rodriguez said that if it is up to him - and it is - he will be a Yankee in 2013, and beyond.

This Yanks team that just got swept isn't getting better, not before it gets worse.

The aging Yankees leave the postseason under a cloud, but the worse news is that it might be a while before they return.

Among a large group of free agents that is unsigned for next season, Andy Pettitte hopes to make a decision quickly as if he will retire or play again.

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.

The conspiracy theories have been drifting around Alex Rodriguez, but the real reason for his absence in the lineup, and his future career with the Yankees, isn't that hard to figure out.

Blog | Conversation | October 18, 2012

Work with the Yanks, A-Rod. Help them send you to whatever city satisfies you.

Facing elimination, the Yankees need to wise up and put Alex Rodriguez back in their lineup.

This was Alex Rodriguez's reaction to the flurry of news connected to his name before Game 4 of the ALCS tonight, the game in which the Yankees' postseason run could end in a sweep by the Detroit Tigers: "There's blood in the water." Aside from t...

Game 4 of the AL Championship Series between the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees has been postponed by bad weather in the area -- although Comerica Park itself was still dry when the game was called.

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

Alex Rodriguez did have a ball delivered to two female fans in the Yankee Stadium crowd during Game 1 of the American League Championship Series, and it was witnessed by New York Yankees personnel, a team source confirmed.