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Brattleboro Reformer | Feb 27, 2009
Team USA manager Davey Johnson was hoping that Alex Rodriguez would opt to play for his team at next month's World Baseball Classic in hopes of meeting Madonna.
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Newsday | Feb 27, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi was happy with the progress that pitcher Phil Hughes showed in his spring debut on Thursday.
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New York Daily News | Feb 26, 2009
Yankee officials have told Alex Rodriguez that Yuri Sucart is no longer welcome at team facilities or hotels.
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New York Times | Feb 25, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi told the New York Times that he's slated the team's starting rotation for the entire 162-game season, and that he won't skip Joba Chamberlain's turn.
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Boston Herald | Feb 25, 2009
It wouldn't surprise the rival Red Sox if the free-spending Yankees ended up grabbing Manny Ramirez before Opening Day.
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ESPN | Feb 25, 2009
Alex Rodriguez was booed and taunted by fans in the Yankees' spring training opener on Wednesday, but got the last laugh with a home run in a 6-1 victory.
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ESPN | Feb 24, 2009
Tommy Lasorda has known Alex Rodriguez for nearly twenty years, and he was "shocked" to hear of the third baseman's recent admission to using performance-enhancing drugs.
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ESPN | Feb 24, 2009
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez will reportedly meet with investigators from Major League Baseball sometime between Wednesday and Friday of this week.
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MLB.com | Feb 23, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi took his team on a trip off the field on Monday in an effort to help build bonds and diffuse distractions.
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New York Daily News | Feb 23, 2009
Derek Jeter's sore hamstring has Yankees manager Joe Girardi worried about the shortstop's availability for next month's World Baseball Classic.
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New York Post | Feb 23, 2009
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez hasn't heard from Major League Baseball about when federal investigators are going to question him about steroid use.
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ESPN | Feb 22, 2009
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has a sore right hamstring, but expects to resume running on Monday.
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ESPN | Feb 22, 2009
Yankees outfielder Johnny Damon doesn't know when he'll be able to access his investor account, which has been frozen by the government because of affiliations with Robert Allen Stanford.
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New York Post | Feb 22, 2009
Pitcher Jason Johnson has been limited to indoor work after being diagnosed with cancer of the retina in his right eye shortly before reporting to Yankees' camp.
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MLB.com | Feb 21, 2009
Yankees left-hander CC Sabathia left the team's Spring Training camp Saturday with the flu.
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Newsday | Feb 21, 2009
A number of Dominican baseball players have reportedly worked out with Angel "Nao" Presinal, who has been banned from major-league clubhouses for his links to steroids.
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New York Times | Feb 21, 2009
Alex Rodriguez claims that he didn't have the money to invest in companies connected with Robert Allen Stanford, who has been accused of fraud.
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ESPN | Feb 21, 2009
Yankees outfielders Johnny Damon and Xavier Nady are among investors whose accounts were caught in a freeze by the government of a company affiliated with Robert Allen Stanford.
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ESPN | Feb 21, 2009
A personal trainer listed in the Mitchell report admitted on Thursday that he worked with Alex Rodriguez during his time with the Rangers.
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Star Ledger | Feb 20, 2009
Mark Teixeira wants to hopefully become one of the faces of the Yankees.
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New York Daily News | Feb 19, 2009
Christian Red, a reporter from the New York Daily News, was able to acquire the same drugs that Alex Rodriguez admitted to using during his time with the Rangers in just two minutes.
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ESPN | Feb 19, 2009
It took just a few days for ESPN to find Alex Rodriguez's cousin.
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MLB.com | Feb 19, 2009
League investigators want to meet with Alex Rodriguez to get a more detailed explanation of his admitted experiences with performance-enhancing drugs.
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Newsday | Feb 19, 2009
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter spoke out on the use of steroid use in baseball and teammate Alex Rodriguez on Wednesday.
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Journal News | Feb 18, 2009
Austin Jackson is one of the Yankees top prospects and represents a great hope for them in center field.
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ESPN | Feb 18, 2009
Legendary Philadelphia star Mike Schmidt believes that Alex Rodriguez is handling his steroid crisis well.
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MLB.com | Feb 18, 2009
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter will address the media on Wednesday for the first time regarding Alex Rodriguez's current steroid scandal.
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New York Times | Feb 18, 2009
Alex Rodriguez attempted to improve his image and answer more questions about his recent admission on Tuesday, but many believe he ended up hurting his cause.
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ESPN | Feb 17, 2009
Alex Rodriguez said in a press conference on Tuesday afternoon that a cousin injected him with a drug designed to give him an "energy boost."
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RealGM Staff Report | Feb 17, 2009
Mark Teixeira arrived to the Yankees' Spring Training facility on Tuesday to begin his workouts, but he was carrying some baggage with him.
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New York Post | Feb 17, 2009
Several of Alex Rodriguez's teammates will support him during a press conference he called for Tuesday afternoon at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Fla.
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New York Times | Feb 17, 2009
Alex Rodriguez will meet the media at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Star Tribune | Feb 15, 2009
Alex Rodriguez called Sports Illustrated's Selena Roberts to apologize for critical comments he made during an ESPN interview.
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MLB.com | Feb 15, 2009
Alex Rodriguez is expected to arrive at spring training on Tuesday, and will face a sea of reporters for the first time since his steroid admission.
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Hartford Courant | Feb 14, 2009
Andy Pettitte issued support for teammate Alex Rodriguez on Friday in the wake of the third baseman's steroid admission.
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ESPN | Feb 14, 2009
Joe Torre discussed the recent steroid admission by Alex Rodriguez on Friday afternoon, and said that he believes the third baseman's numbers are "tainted."
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MLB.com | Feb 13, 2009
The Yankees agreed to a Minor League contract with Brett Tomko on Friday and invited the veteran right-hander to Spring Training.
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ESPN | Feb 13, 2009
An unauthorized book written by Selena Roberts about Alex Rodriguez will come out sooner than initially planned as the controversy continues to build steam.
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New York Daily News | Feb 13, 2009
Congressman Elijah Cummings of Maryland is asking Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez to participate in a public school campaign against steroids.
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New York Observer | Feb 12, 2009
Selena Roberts initially began digging into Alex Rodriguez's controversial personal life, not his steroid use.
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ESPN | Feb 11, 2009
Joba Chamberlain isn't worried about whether Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez will be ready to play this season.
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New York Daily News | Feb 11, 2009
Alex Rodriguez's ex-wife Cynthia was by his side when he walked down the stairs of his Miami Beach home to face a waiting ESPN camera crew on Monday, sources said.
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Newsday | Feb 11, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi advised Alex Rodriguez to tell the truth in his first public statements earlier this week in the wake of steroid allegations.
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New York Post | Feb 11, 2009
A report in this week's Sports Illustrated claims that Gene Orza, COO of the MLBPA, alerted Alex Rodriguez about an upcoming drug test in September of 2004.
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NBA.com | Feb 11, 2009
Phoenix forward Shaquille O'Neal weighed in on Alex Rodriguez's recent steroid admission, giving the third baseman credit for his honesty.
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New York Post | Feb 10, 2009
David Wells touched on the most recent steroid scandal, and admitted that he'd be shocked if Derek Jeter ever used performance-enhancing drugs.
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New York Daily News | Feb 10, 2009
Alex Rodriguez suggested in his interview with Peter Gammons on Monday night that he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs due to tainted dietary supplements.
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ESPN | Feb 10, 2009
Derek Jeter watched Alex Rodriguez's confession on Monday night, but won't discuss it until the entire media horde arrives for spring training.
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New York Daily News | Feb 10, 2009
Jamal Mashburn's anger over a non-call led to a shoulder injury for Selena Roberts.
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Newsday | Feb 10, 2009
Teammates Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada have issued their support for Alex Rodriguez in the midst of his steroid admission.
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Newsday | Feb 10, 2009
The 10-year, $275-million contract that the Yankees signed Alex Rodriguez to in November of 2007 includes incentives for moving up the all-time home run list.
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New York Daily News | Feb 10, 2009
Alex Rodriguez made some pointed comments about Sports Illustrated writer Selena Roberts during his interview with Peter Gammons on Monday, and she has called his claims "absurd."
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Newsday | Feb 10, 2009
Alex Rodriguez might have to repeat his recent steroid admission in front of Congress.
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Christopher Reina/RealGM | Feb 10, 2009
Did Alex Rodriguez's first summer in Texas trigger his first use of steroids?
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Seattle Times | Feb 9, 2009
Tom Hicks, owner of the Rangers, said he felt betrayed by the Alex Rodriguez steroid report because of many talks he had with Rodriguez.
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RealGM Staff Report | Feb 9, 2009
The Yankees released a statement in regards to Alex Rodriguez's steroids news on Monday.
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ESPN | Feb 9, 2009
Alex Rodriguez admitted to Peter Gammons of ESPN to using steroids over a three-year period.
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New York Daily News | Feb 9, 2009
Alex Rodriguez was in the Bahamas when the Sports Illustrated story broke and was reportedly drinking Grey Goose and Red Bull in the VIP area at Aura Nightclub just a few hours later.
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Yahoo! | Feb 9, 2009
Last February, Alex Rodriguez commented on the steroid issue in Major League Baseball and how he felt as though the game was making strides.
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ESPN | Feb 9, 2009
Alex Rodriguez, the Yankees, and the players' union are all still silent regarding a Sports Illustrated report that the shortstop-turned-third baseman tested positive for steroids in 2003.
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New York Daily News | Feb 9, 2009
Jose Canseco has accused Alex Rodriguez of steroid use, but the author of two steroid-related tell-all books is now at a loss for words.
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MLB.com | Feb 8, 2009
Despite news that he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs back in 2003, the Yankees reportedly don't have the power to hold back any money from Alex Rodriguez.
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New York Times | Feb 7, 2009
A Yankees official said Alex Rodriguez will have to "go away" once his playing days are over.
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New York Post | Feb 7, 2009
A friend of Alex Rodriguez defended the third baseman on Saturday, pointing out that A-Rod hasn't tested positive for anything since Major League Baseball instituted random testing in 2004.
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New York Post | Feb 7, 2009
Reports that Alex Rodriguez tested positive for anabolic steroids back in 2003 have only added to the pressure the Yankees will feel this season.
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RealGM Staff Report | Feb 7, 2009
“We are disturbed by the allegations contained in the Sports Illustrated news story which was posted online this morning," said the MLB in a statement.
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SI.com | Feb 7, 2009
Alex Rodriguez tested positive for two anabolic steroids in 2003, four sources have independently told Sports Illustrated.
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New York Daily News | Feb 7, 2009
Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain told the New York Daily News that he wants to start this coming season, rather than return to the bullpen.
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SI.com | Feb 5, 2009
The Yankees offered a non-roster spot to Andruw Jones and were turned down.
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SI.com | Feb 5, 2009
Derek Jeter will play for the United States against his Yankees in a warmup for the World Baseball Classic.
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New York Daily News | Feb 4, 2009
Brian Cashman has come out publicly and admitted that the team took money they could have used to sign Manny Ramirez, and used it to lure Mark Teixeira to New York.
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ESPN | Feb 4, 2009
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter reiterated on Wednesday that he and his teammates all support third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
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RealGM Staff Report | Feb 4, 2009
Eric Fryer batted .335 (129-for-385) with 26 doubles, five triples, 10 home runs and 63 RBI in 104 games with Single-A West Virginia in 2008.
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New York Post | Feb 4, 2009
The Yankees continue to consider bringing back Victor Zambrano on another minor league contract.
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New York Daily News | Feb 4, 2009
Jorge Posada defended former manager Joe Torre on Tuesday, saying that he didn't violate any clubhouse sanctity by writing "The Yankee Years."
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Newsday | Feb 4, 2009
Joe Torre said on Tuesday that he doesn't feel as though he violated the Yankees' trust by co-authoring "The Yankee Years."
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Newsday | Feb 4, 2009
Former Yankee outfielder Bernie Williams and current player Johnny Damon aren't bothered by what former manager Joe Torre wrote in his recently-released book.
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MLB.com | Feb 2, 2009
The Yankees are done making major moves this off-season, and appear ready to focus on playing good baseball during the 2009 season.
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New York Daily News | Feb 2, 2009
Joe Torre's legacy in New York has been tainted by his book, "The Yankee Years," but how will his current team react?
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MLB Trade Rumors | Feb 1, 2009
One general manager believes that free-agent outfielder Bobby Abreu will have to settle for a one-year deal worth $7 million.
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New York Times | Feb 1, 2009
Free-agent outfielder Bobby Abreu is still waiting for the right offer as spring training stands just two weeks away.
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez believes that he will face the Reds in a spring game on Sunday, which might mean he'll miss a reported meeting with Major League Baseball.
Yankees catcher Jorge Posada was forced out of the starting lineup on Saturday after feeling soreness in his surgically repaired right shoulder.