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Chris Carelli, SNY.TV Facebook | Twitter | About Me | Archives The Yankees have plenty of young talent on their roster, but because Starlin Castro is in his eighth season in the big leagues, it's easy to forget he's just 27 years old. Castro is in his baseball prime and based on his performance so far this season, he might be poised to tap into the potential some expected years ago. At age-21 in 2011, Castro led the National League in hits (207) in just his second season and expectations heightened for the then-shortstop. Castro never reached the presumed zenith in Chicago and after a couple of rough seasons, he was traded to New York. Continue to Article

May 19, 2017 11:49:pm EST

Chris Carelli, SNY.TV Facebook | Twitter | About Me | Archives The Yankees have plenty of young talent on their roster, but because Starlin Castro is in his eighth season in the big leagues, it's easy to forget he's just 27 years old. Castro is in his baseball prime and based on his performance so far this season, he might be poised to tap into the potential some expected years ago. At age-21 in 2011, Castro led the National League in hits (207) in just his second season and expectations heightened for the then-shortstop. Castro never reached the presumed zenith in Chicago and after a couple of rough seasons, he was traded to New York. Continue to Article

May 18, 2017 10:33:pm EST

Harlee Santos missed her man! Jennifer Lopez was spotted FaceTiming her boyfriend, Alex Rodriguez, on the set of her NBC police drama Shades of Blue in NYC on Wednesday. WATCH: EXCLUSIVE: Jennifer Lopez Stuns in Gorgeous Satin Look, Says She's 'Really Continue to Article

May 18, 2017 9:17:am EST

Former New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez did not say whether or not he invited to Derek Jeter's jersey retirement ceremony on Sunday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, according to Mike Mazzeo of the New York Daily News. "It was Mother's Day. Continue to Article

May 17, 2017 8:40:pm EST

Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner is pleased with the team's play through the first month and half, especially the effort of the young core.  With that in mind, Steinbrenner said at Wednesday's owners meetings that he'd prefer not to trade any of the team's prospects away, if possible.  "I think we've been pretty consistent about not trading away the young talent the last three to four years," Steinbrenner said, according to Newsday. "And I think, in part, that consistency has paid off in several areas, right? So that's not something I'm looking to do, is trade away all of our top prospects." There has been much speculation about the Yankees spending big in the 2018 offseason when Bryce Harper and Continue to Article

May 17, 2017 5:40:pm EST