The New York Yankees need to find a solution at third base, and a frustrated rival may have the answer that they need.

DJ LeMahieu's latest chance at a resurgence comes at a time when the Yankees need infielders to step up amid injuries to Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Oswaldo Cabrera.

At 45 years old, Rich Hill is not done with baseball. The Kansas City Royals announced on Tuesday that they’re signing the left-hander to a minor league deal. He will report to Triple-A Omaha. This is Hill’s first stint with Kansas City, and he’s been a part of 13 different teams across the league over his 20-year MLB career

When Gleyber Torres burst onto the scene with the New York Yankees with back-to-back All-Star campaigns in his rookie and sophomore seasons, he was looking like the next great Yankee. Torres, who initially signed with the Chicago Cubs as an international free agent out of Venezuela,

Esiason called Sims’ absence “very interesting” and reiterated he remains a fan of the veteran announcer. Sims visited Esiason and co-host Gregg Giannotti in studio shortly after earning the Yankees’ radio job last November.

Yankees' radio broadcaster Dave Sims took off the weekend series in West Sacramento so he could go to Seattle early and catch up with friends from his previous job, bringing out an interesting response from WFAN host Boomer Esiason.

Whatever beef Gleyber Torres has with the Yankees organization, it doesn't extend to his former teammates. Ex- New York Yankees infielder Gleyber Torres has spent a lot of time since his exit throwing shade at his former organization. But this week there was only love to share in the aftermath of Oswaldo Cabrera's devastating injury.