New York City Informer

As the Yankees’ disabled list gets longer, it’s become a topic to discuss whom the team can least afford to lose. Sports stories from Newsday

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Yankees To Partner With Manchester City In New York MLS Expansion Team Manchester City will be the majority owner of the new club, which will be called New York City FC. As an investor, the Yankees will be an active member of the ownership group. The New York Yankees and Manchester City Football Club have [...]

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Yankees, Manchester City to own New York City Major League Soccer team Baseball's most storied franchise is adding soccer to its empire. The Yankees are partnering with English soccer power Manchester City to own Major League Soccer's next expansion team, which will be called the New York City Football Club. The team will … Read [...]

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Two of the world’s biggest sports brands are teaming up to bring a new Major League Soccer team to New York. The New York Yankees and the Manchester City Football Club will both own the team, which will be called the New York City Football Club. It expects to begin competing in 2015. Barry O’Driscoll [...]

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The New York Yankees and Manchester City of the Premier League will own a Major League Soccer franchise called the New York City Football Club, which plans to start play in the 2015 season. WSJ.com: Newyork Main

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Manchester City is partnering with baseball’s New York Yankees to own a Major League Soccer team. The two clubs will own MLS’ 20th team, which will be called New York City Football Club and plans to start play in the 2015 season.      New York News – NY Daily News

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Joe Girardi has heard the question almost as frequently as the ones about rehabbing players. At some point, a member of the media will ask a form of this: “How in heck are you guys still winning?” Sports stories from Newsday

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The Yankees almost never have dialogues with players during the season about a contract extension. They’ve broken from that this season for star second baseman Robinson Cano. His performance in Saturday’s 7-2 win over the Blue Jays at the Stadium underscored why the Bombers are taking action.      Yankees – NY Daily News

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Now here’s how you fit in as a new player on the Yankees: on the first day you’re in the clubhouse, you talk about how you idolized Derek Jeter growing up. That’s what new infielder Reid Brignac did Sunday.      Yankees – NY Daily News

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From Opening Day, with so many Yankee regulars incapacitated, Joe Girardi’s lineups have appeared something akin to distracted scribbling in the margins. And, routinely, those Yankee doodles have been dandy, with so many unlikely additions — Hafner, Overbay, Wells, Youkilis — providing fireworks. Sports stories from Newsday

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The Yankees were counting on Ivan Nova to start one half of Monday’s doubleheader in Cleveland. Instead, they have no idea when he’ll pitch again. Nova suffered an injury to his left side while throwing in Tampa, though Joe Girardi was unclear how severe the issue was.      Yankees – NY Daily News

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Curtis Granderson could be back in pinstripes as early as Tuesday night. Joe Girardi wouldn’t commit to anything, but the Yankees manager planned to talk with Granderson and general manager Brian Cashman after the outfielder played Monday night with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to see if he was ready to return from the disabled list.      Yankees [...]

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Pettitte bounces back to power Yankees KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With Andy Pettitte dealing and backed up by David Robertson and Mariano Rivera, the Yankees didn't need smoke and mirrors last night against the Royals. After two subpar starts in which Pettitte believed his signature cutter had … Read more on New York Post

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If Eduardo Nunez isn’t ready to play by Monday, he could find himself joining the Yankees’ already crowded disabled list. Nunez hasn’t played since last Sunday, when he left the game with tightness in his left rib cage.      Yankees – NY Daily News

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The mantra usually part of a team’s postseason made its debut for the Yankees after Wednesday night’s crazy victory. Sports stories from Newsday

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