Joel Sherman
New York Post
New York, NY, United States
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Luis Castillo threatens to join list of aces Yankees mistakenly let slip away
Luis Castillo joins a growing subset of ace types who slipped away from the Yankees in trades, often to devastating results for the Yankees. → Read More
USA fervor for World Baseball Classic likely waiting for later stages
PHOENIX — When Great Britain and the United States get on the baseball field, you can throw away the records. Of course, there are not really records. And there shouldn’t... → Read More
Everything you’re not thinking (but should be) about baseball’s rule changes
There are the new rules. And then there are the new lessons being absorbed by those in Major League Baseball within the new rules. → Read More
Luke Voit emblematic of ex-Yankees prospects’ Bronx glow
What if the group of position players who fizzled with the Yankees actually overachieved with the team rather than underachieved? → Read More
Andy Pettitte finally gets World Baseball Classic coaching moment
When Team USA gathered for the first workout in preparation for the WBC, Pettitte looked and sounded like his exuberant self, thrilled to be the pitching coach in this tournament. → Read More
Jarred Kelenic could still change Edwin Diaz trade perception
Jarred Kelenic has homered four times in his first six spring games — all blasts, none pulled. → Read More
Brandon Nimmo provides fuel as the perfect leading man for Mets lineup
What he brings daily is an energy and pitch-to-pitch feistiness that serves as fuel for the Mets’ lineup. → Read More
First glimpse of MLB’s new rules reveal baseball will never be the same
The new rules are sure to create all kinds of quirks and unforeseen issues in MLB games this year. → Read More
Harrison Bader leads multiple Yankees facing critical year with uncertain future
Bader is the Yankees’ most interesting walk-year player. Luis Severino is 1A. And there are others. → Read More
Adam Ottavino like a player-coach for Mets, NYC locals with pitching wisdom
At 37 now, coming off one of his best seasons and after re-signing with the Mets, Ottavino said he wants to pitch as long as possible. → Read More
Mets’ Brandon Nimmo following Brett Gardner’s path to significance: ‘Relentless’
He arrived with the perception of being a fourth outfielder — maybe 3.5 — but something short of a starter. → Read More
Francisco Lindor wants to build all-time great Mets legacy ‘one brick at a time’
I wonder whether Francisco Lindor will break into upper echelons while working through a 10-year, $341 million extension that began last season. → Read More
Yankees’ Aaron Judge hopes new approach inspired by NL MVP can help playoff hitting
aron Judge decided a historic season and AL MVP were not enough. For years, he had been thinking about a two-strike approach to try to reduce strikeouts and expand effectiveness in certain situations. → Read More
Yankees meals, Post Malone concert: Inside Aaron Judge becoming ‘All-Star’ teammate
Sure, they talked about homers. How could they not? Aaron Judge hit a Yankees record 62 and was the story of the 2022 season because of it. → Read More
How Yankees’ outfield plan for Giancarlo Stanton impacts Aaron Judge
Aaron Boone, as a bit of a throwaway line, mentioned last week that he could “get a little creative” in finding ways to play Giancarlo Stanton in right field at Yankee Stadium. → Read More
Yankees’ tricky shortstop ‘competition’ will put offseason decisions to test
Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Oswald Peraza and Anthony Volpe will be part of the first full-team Yankees workout of 2023. → Read More
Yankees’ Nestor Cortes out to prove breakout season ‘wasn’t a fluke’
When manager Aaron Boone came to sit with Cortes last February, early in camp, the left-hander was unsure of his status. → Read More
Loaded AL East could benefit most from MLB’s schedule change
The most interesting petri dish for what that means will be the best top-to-bottom division in the majors. What will the impact be with the five AL East teams now playing 52 games against each other rather than 76? → Read More
Yankees set up well to manage without big-money reliever as questions loom
There is something missing in the Yankees’ clubhouse, beyond a starting left fielder. → Read More
Yankees need Gerrit Cole’s durability now more than ever
In 1992, 54 starters pitched at least 200 innings. It was eight last year. Gerrit Cole did it for the fifth time in his career. → Read More