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Hall of Fame skipper Herzog has minor stroke Hall of Fame manager Whitey Herzog had a minor stroke Monday during his charity golf tournament, the St. Louis Cardinals announced. "Whitey and his family wanted to let everyone know that he has received treatment and is currently resting, and doing well," the Cardinals wrote in a statement. "Whitey is hoping for a quick recovery, and he and his family are very appreciative of the caring support that everyone has shown them." Continue to Article

September 18, 2019 3:58:am EST

NEW YORK – The American League playoffs may be shaped by Luis Severino. The Yankees' ace, entrusted with wild-card game starts the last two years, missed the first 151 games of this season due to rotator cuff and lat muscle injuries. He finally made his season debut Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Angels, pitching four scoreless innings in a tune-up for potential postseason action. Continue to Article

September 17, 2019 11:36:pm EST

The New York Yankees announced yet another injury they'll have to survive in October: Relief pitcher Dellin Betances suffered a partial tear of left Achilles tendon, which will end his season. The club announced the injury after Tuesday night's 8-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. The Yankees, ravaged by injuries this season, have still managed to be one of baseball's best teams. Continue to Article

September 17, 2019 10:24:pm EST

San Francisco Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski homered in his first game at Fenway Park, the former home venue of his grandfather, Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski. Mike Yastrzemski stepped up with two outs and nobody on in the fourth inning of the Giants' game against the Boston Red Sox and unloaded on a 96 mph fastball from Nathan Eovaldi for a solo shot to deep center, his 20th homer of the season. Before the game, Yastrzemski caught up on the field with his grandfather, who played for Boston from 1961-83. Continue to Article

September 17, 2019 9:36:pm EST

Outfielder Giancarlo Stanton, who has appeared in just nine games this season due to multiple injuries, figures to be back in the New York Yankees' lineup within the next two days. Stanton last appeared June 25 before spraining his right knee. Regarding Stanton's status, Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday before his team's game against the visiting Los Angeles Angels, "We'll talk about that tonight with the trainers and with Giancarlo. Continue to Article

September 17, 2019 9:29:pm EST

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