The New York Yankees add a franchise infielder in this hypothetical blockbuster, sending George Lombard Jr. and Spencer Jones out the door.

Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball:Yankees end a 974-day droughtJust after 10 p.m. ET, a lot of New York sports fans were feeling, like Larry David, pretty, pretty good.

Same old song and dance. The Rangers were shut out for the sixth time this season. Not much more needs to be said. The offense: OK, let’s say a little more. The Range

The Yankees have, so far at least, gone out of their way to downplay any concerns. Cruz has already resumed playing catch, and manager Aaron Boone told reporters on Wednesday night that imaging didn't reveal any structural damage. A cortisone shot and some rest, and he'll hopefully be right as rain.

Jacob deGrom achieved a first with the Texas Rangers in his first game back in New York since leaving the New York Mets.

Josh Jung and the Texas Rangers take the field on Thursday at Yankee Stadium against Carlos Rodon, who is projected to start for the New York Yankees. First pitch is at 12:35 p.m. ET for the second game of a three-game series.

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Former New York Yankees infielder Josh Smith has a big piece of advice for prospects going through the team's farm system: Don't get too comfortable. In an int

When trying to decide who the best shortstop was in the first quarter of this 2000’s century, The Athletic’s Jayson Stark ended up in New York City with a tough choice. For his "All Quarter Century Team," the longtime MLB writer’s final choice was Derek Jeter — barely.

Right-hander Fernando Cruz was officially placed on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation, retroactive to May 19. The team made the announcement prior to their series finale against the Rangers, confirming what manager Aaron Boone had hinted at Wednesday night.