New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. left Saturday's home game against the Baltimore Orioles after being hit on the left forearm with a 97 mph pitch from left-hander Grant Wolfram.

The Yankees held serve last night, winning the first game of the year’s final series while the Blue Jays did the same. Over the final two days, New York needs to win one more game than Toronto, and while they’re trying to accomplish that task, their starter today is sub rosa auditioning for a potential Wild Card start.

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Jazz Chisholm Jr. of the New York Yankees was hit on the left arm by a 96.8 mph pitch from Baltimore's Grant Wolfram in the fifth inning Saturday and immediately left the game. Chisholm, in considerable pain,

The New York Yankees got off to a good start early against the Baltimore Orioles, and Giancarlo Stanton made MLB history in the process.

The New York Yankees are rolling right now, and they pose quite a threat to the rest of the American League as they look to return to the World Series. The clu

The New York Yankees face the Baltimore Orioles in a regular season MLB game on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025 (9/26/25) at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.

The Yankees secured home-field advantage in the Wild Card Series with their sweep-completing win over the White Sox last night, but they still have plenty to play for in these final three games. They sit tied with the Blue Jays atop the AL East,

Trevor Rogers threw six shutout innings last week against the New York Yankees with seven strikeouts and two walks. On paper, it was another stellar outing for

The Yankees must treat Friday and Saturday like the start of the playoffs, because winning the AL East once again is crucial.