Boone can never escape Torre's legacy with the Yankees, not even all the way in Atlanta. Of course, if Boone wanted job security, he probably would've chosen another line of work, or at least another ...

Now 84 years old, Torre was given loud applause by the crowd when he was introduced before the showdown between the AL and the National League. “Seeing Joe Torre back in pinstripes just feels right.

NEW YORK — They will play the All-Star Game in Atlanta a week from Tuesday night and even though it’s not the Midsummer Classic that it once was, for a whole lot of different reasons, it is still the ...

As the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated their second straight National League pennant earlier this month, manager Dave Roberts told the raucous hometown crowd, “Let’s get four more wins and really ruin ...

Joe Torre is a Baseball Hall of Famer, being inducted in 2014. It's worth noting that even though he's known most to the latest generation of fans for his managerial skills, he was also one heck of a ...

BOCA RATON, Fla. -- Major League Baseball has yet to commit to a rules change legislating potentially hazardous takeout slides at second base, but the topic will remain a focus of discussion over the ...

Joe Torre has done nearly everything imaginable in the game of baseball. Soon to turn 85, Torre has won four World Series titles, made nine All-Star appearances as a player, won the National League ...

Actor John Turturro has gotten back behind the camera on Joe Torre (working title), a new documentary on the longtime Yankees manager and National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee of the same name.

The post Joe Torre gets perfect 2025 All-Star Game honor appeared first on ClutchPoints. The New York Yankees are the most legendary team in baseball history. Over the years, the Yankees produced some ...

Major League Baseball announced Tuesday that Joe Torre will serve as an honorary coach for the American League at this year's All-Star Game. He'll be joined by New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone and ...

1885 — The American Association allowed pitchers to throw overhand. 1906 — The Chicago Cubs scored 11 runs in the first inning off New York Giants aces Christy Mathewson and Joe McGinnity and went on ...