Without Aaron Judge, thriving is probably out of the question. But if the Yankees can survive until their captain returns, they would be thrilled. In the Yankees’ first day of games since their best player was placed on the injured list, they survived by digging a hole and climbing out. After fighting back but falling in... Continue Reading →

The Vegas Golden Knights struck first by following the script that has been so successful for them in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, coming from behind to win with discipline, offense and a dash of the unexpected from Adin Hill. Zach Whitecloud and Mark Stone scored less than seven minutes apart in the third period, Hill made 33 saves that... Continue Reading →

A couple of weeks ago, Mets manager Buck Showalter asked a few veterans to step into a meeting. The team had just called up Mark Vientos, a big-swinging righty without a true position, and there surely would be fewer at-bats to go around. The group did not include any complainers. Mark Canha told his manager... Continue Reading →