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I’m not much for talking about myself — but if there’s one thing I could say as an introduction to Yankee fans, I think it would be this: I’m a competitor.

I’m ready to say that it's time for me to call it a career. So today I’ve decided to officially announce my retirement from major league baseball.

In this video, Anthony Rizzo explains to David Ortiz what it was like facing Corey Kluber three times in the 2016 World Series, the brilliance of Joe Maddon, an

In this video, Anthony Rizzo explains to David Ortiz what it was like being traded from the Red Sox organization early on in his career.

But even if you guess right and think you know what’s coming, if he locates it, you’re still not going to hit it.

Longtime MLB veterans Sean Casey and Mark DeRosa discuss three baseball topics of interest in a way that only they can.

This past weekend, the Red Sox retired David Ortiz’s number 34, and the city of Boston joined together to honor Big Papi.

I hope that on at least a few occasions I made Sox fans proud.

If I was in the commissioner’s chair, every day I’d be asking myself: How can we make baseball even more fun?

I’m gonna tell you something that should be no surprise. The legend of David Ortiz starts with food. I know David has told this story before, but he’s an old ma

David Ortiz and Anthony Rizzo talk life in the minors and how Big Papi was the head chef of his minor league team.

The one bad thing about this letter is that I can’t use it to reach back and slap you upside the head to knock some sense into you.

The Yankee Way will remind you of your dad, and the importance of doing things the right way. You’ll grow to love it. Then you’ll become a world champion.

Look, you want a better game? Well, here’s what you do: Make me the damn commissioner! Things would get better in a hurry.

This is about people dying, and children in misery, and human beings who need help.

We got together two players who know a thing or two about Game 7s, David Ortiz and Anthony Rizzo.

If you lose focus for even a split second, you’re done. These guys don’t play. They are the five toughest pitchers in the AL Central.

This is not just about Fenway. This is not just about one drunk guy. This is not just about Major League Baseball.

Derek Jeter has held a lot of different titles in his career — Rookie of the Year, All-Star, world champion, team captain, and more. But to one person, he’s sti

To honor and celebrate the retirement of Derek Jeter's jersey number, five current major leaguers share their favorite stories about The Captain.

As a kid, getting my number retired by the Yankees wasn't something I thought about even in my wildest dreams.

A legacy is built by more than what is seen. It is not given, it is earned.

Everyone comes to this city with dreams of being No. 1. You showed me that being No. 2 was more than enough.

Gift Ngoepe, from Randburg, South Africa, is a major league baseball player, and he got a hit in his very first at bat in the big leagues.