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On Tuesday, a report surfaced that a group fronted by former New York Yankees star Derek Jeter and former Florida governor (and brother of former president George W. Bush) Jeb Bush had won the auction to buy the Miami Marlins. The news wasn’t confirmed by MLB, the Marlins, Jeter, or Bush, and neither was the $1.3 billion price tag. Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 10:27:am EST

One is “Mr November,” known for his clutch playoff performances, a New York Yankees legend and holder of multiple franchise records. The other is a failed Presidential candidate last seen in public trying to reason with Donald Trump on the Republican campaign trail. Together, Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush want to buy the Miami Marlins baseball franchise. Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 9:34:am EST

One is “Mr November,” known for his clutch playoff performances, a New York Yankees legend and holder of multiple franchise records. The other is a failed Presidential candidate last seen in public trying to reason with Donald Trump on the Republican campaign trail. Together, Derek Jeter and Jeb Bush want to buy the Miami Marlins baseball franchise. Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 9:34:am EST

Chris Carelli, SNY.tv Leadoff hitters are typically a key to a team's success. In the Yankees' case, they've jumped out to an 11-7 record despite left fielder Brett Gardner's incredibly poor start at the plate. Is it too early to look at the future without the Yankees' home grown outfielder and is it too late to receive a good return in a trade? Gardner is hitting .182 with a .318 on-base percentage, .236 slugging percentage and a 68 wRC+ (runs created per plate appearance where 100 is average) in 66 plate appearances on the young season. However, Gardner's troubles go all the way back to the second half of the 2015 season.  The moment Gardner returned from his first All-Star game, he began to Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 9:15:am EST

Who wouldn’t hang out with Jeb Bush from time to time for the chance of getting a huge payout? If the Miami Marlins were a politician, they would be Jeb Bush. Both were expected to be a powerhouse from their inception, but after some early success – the Florida Marlins two World Series titles and Jeb twice being elected to run Florida – they failed to generate much of a following and eventually became a punchline. Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 8:42:am EST