Sweeny Murti

These Yankees have championship aspirations. Aaron Boone and Gary Sanchez are hitching their wagons to each other and hoping it leads them there in the end.

After the championship run of the last Yankees dynasty from 1996-2000, the team continued its AL East dominance by winning six more division titles in a row. Since then, the Yankees simply haven’t put Hall of Fame-caliber players on the field on a consistent basis.

Here’s a simple solution to make baseball fun for kids again. Let wins matter. Let RBIs matter. Let batting average matter.

Emotional buying is a thing of the past.

One came to New York via Panama and the other from Pennsylvania. Their paths could not have been more different, but they met at the exact same endpoint -- Cooperstown.

There was nothing as close to perfection as watching Mariano Rivera close out baseball games for the Yankees. So it was never more fitting to have Rivera become the first player ever unanimously voted into the Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Who could find any argument...

This doesn’t make sense at all, does it? Are the Yankees really going to pass on both of the 26-year-old free agent superstars on this year’s free agent market?