Now the Yankees attempt to win their fourth straight game when they host the Houston Astros on Tuesday night in the opener of a three-game series. The Yankees are 23-13 after finishing a three-game home sweep of the Detroit Tigers over the weekend. Juan Soto keyed New York's latest win by hitting a bases-clearing double in the seventh inning to snap a 2-2 tie.
Soto is batting .315 with 14 home runs this season for the Yankees.
Maybe not what Yankees fans want to hear ahead of Juan Soto's free agency.
Juan Soto had his first multi-home run game for the New York Yankees, and Luis Gil struck out 14 batters in a 6–1 win over the Chicago White Sox.
Also, Shohei Ohtani hit his first walk-off as a Dodger, and Kody Clemens' bat came through for the Phillies.
Soto is off to a hot start in his first season with the Yankees.
Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman discuss the Yankees looking to extend Juan Soto during the season, Elly De La Cruz being dangerous on the base paths, answer some listener emails and give their weekly rendition of the Good, the Bad & the Uggla.
Juan Soto loves Yankees fans, especially how loud they can get during games.
Vincent Goodwill is joined by the Director of Sports Journalism at Northwestern University J.A. Adande to react to the Eastern and Western Conference Finals games from the weekend and to remember NBA legend Bill Walton.
Bennett missed last season and the Rams wouldn't say why.
Stewart-Haas began in 2009 when Tony Stewart joined forces with Gene Haas.
The Houston Texas are continuing to invest in their offense around quarterback C.J. Stroud.
The Celtics opened the season as co-favorites with the Milwaukee Bucks at +400.
The move comes more than three years after Major League Baseball announced it would be elevating the Negro Leagues to major-league status.
Tanoh Kpassagnon tore his Achilles while running a drill at a team workout earlier this offseason, the Saints confirmed on Tuesday.
Larson never climbed into his Cup Series car after the Indy 500 thanks to the rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600.
The NFL season will be here before we know it.
A league without a fully operational Acuña is a less interesting, less enjoyable league. His absence will be loud.
D.J. Wagner is now the sixth player or recruit to follow John Calipari from Kentucky to Arkansas since he took the job in Fayetteville.
Weather stoppages in Charlotte and Indianapolis spoiled Kyle Larson's ambitious Sunday plans.
Acuña fell to the turf while running on the base paths.
