Aaron Judge keeps homering, and in the process, he keeps making history. His latest climb up the New York Yankees' record ...

The New York Yankees logo has, arguably ... a legacy continued by Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle. Fast forward to the present, and five-time All-Star Aaron Judge is still hitting home runs ...

New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle, known as 'The Mick' and 'The Commerce Comet,' was born on Oct. 20, 1931. Mantle played in Pinstripes for his entire Major League Baseball career. The ...

Fans now have a chance to purchase a piece of New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle’s childhood home in Oklahoma. Collectibles investment company Rally is selling 47,000 shares of Mantle’s old ...

On this day in history, June 8, 1969, the New York Yankees retired slugger Mickey Mantle's number — No. 7 — in front of some 61,000 Major League baseball fans at the sold-out stadium.

The New York ... three Yankees with at least nine home runs and a batting average over .400 through the first 30 games of a season. He is the first to achieve the feat since Mickey Mantle in ...

Anyone who passes Mickey Mantle on an all-time leaderboard has serious talent, and now it's just a matter of whether or not New York can extend the young outfielder. Soto and the Yankees will face ...

A jersey worn by New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle in 1958 is on pace to fetch a record price at auction. The “Mick’s” game-worn jersey already has a bid of $3.25 million, which is far ...

Yankees legend Mickey Mantle is ... witness to the genesis of Mantle’s exceptional skill in switch-hitting—a skill that would eventually lead him to the New York Yankees, the Triple Crown ...

Mickey Mantle, left, and Roger Maris, the New York Yankees sluggers who accounted for 79 home runs last year do a little bench warming as they visited the spring training camp in St. Petersburg ...

The New York Yankees and home runs go hand in hand. Ruth. Gehrig. DiMaggio. Mantle. Modern greats like A-Rod and Aaron Judge, too. But no Yankees team had ever played a first inning like this ...