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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have been supporting and loving each other for the past couple of months. On her Instagram account, the “Shades of Blue” actress posted a sweet photo of herself cuddling with Rodriguez just before she went on stage to perform during one of her shows. In the snap, Lopez rests her head on Rodriguez’s chest, while the latter holds both of her arms with a tight but gentle grip. Continue to Article

July 01, 2017 4:24:am EST

Yankees No. 2 prospect Clint Frazier could join the club in Houston as soon as Saturday, according to reports from MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch and the Pawtucket Times’ Brendan McGair. The club hasn’t made any official moves to bring up the hot-hitting outfielder Continue to Article

July 01, 2017 12:35:am EST

It didn’t take long for the best day of Dustin Fowler’s baseball career to become the worst. The New York Yankees rookie outfielder, playing in the very first inning of his very first big-league game Thursday night, slammed into the wall beyond the foul line in right field at Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field. The incident brought to mind Moonlight Graham, whose baseball legend revolves around never getting an at-bat in the big leagues. Continue to Article

June 30, 2017 5:58:pm EST

Yankees OF Dustin Fowler suffered a season-ending knee injury in the first inning of his MLB debut on Thursday night against the White Sox. Fowler suffered an open rupture of the patellar tendon in his right knee when he slammed into the wall down the right field line attempting to catch a foul ball. He underwent surgery shortly afater at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. Yankees manager Joe Girardi was in tears after witnessing the injury. "It's one of the worst things I've seen on a baseball field," Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner said, according to the Washington Post. "I just can't imagine a worse scenario for him. It's heartbreaking. He's a good kid and a really, really good player Continue to Article

June 30, 2017 10:20:am EST

Over the next few days the White Sox will get a taste of what their lineup would look like without Avisail Garcia. Strangely enough, it’s a position they’d prefer to not find themselves in again any time soon. After several years of mediocre performances, Garcia, who is out for a few days with a sore left knee, has produced an All-Star caliber season. The White Sox right fielder has been so good that teammates believe if he isn’t named an All-Star it would be a major oversight. Prior to Thursday night’s 4-3 White Sox victory over the New York Yankees at Guaranteed Rate Field, Garcia said an MRI taken earlier revealed only a “little inflammation” and soreness. He expects to return to action soon Continue to Article

June 30, 2017 3:13:am EST