CC Sabathia News

Winning the World Series may be a team concept, but it's only natural that even on the most cohesive of units, a few outliers stand out.

In 2008, the New York Yankees missed the postseason for the first time since 1995, ending a streak that included four World Series titles over 13 years.

We have been subjected to every theoretical trade scenario under the sun since Roy Halladay was rumored to be available via trade last season.

Teams send out feelers, check medical records and weigh their options. They might discuss parameters of a deal, but only rarely do they start sincere negotiations before Thanksgiving.

When CC Sabathia signed with the Yankees for this season, he got a signing bonus of $9 million.

The Yankees kept their word and made no offers on the first day of free agency. They weren't kidding.

Baseball's free agency market officially opened for business at 12:01 a.m. Friday morning.

Winning the World Series may be a team concept, but it's only natural that even on the most cohesive of units, a few outliers stand out.

CC Sabathia required two words to describe being a World Series winner rather than copping a second Cy Young award.

NEW YORK a ' Unless he's told otherwise, Joba Chamberlain anticipates being in the Yankees' starting rotation in 2010.

The Baseball Writers' Association of America will continue to dole out their postseason awards on Tuesday, as the American League's Cy Young Award winner will be announced.

I'm back in the swing of things following a weekend away with my family, just in time for the bulk of the BBWAA awards to be handed out.

Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Dec. 1. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer.

CC Sabathia and the New York Yankees stopped the Los Angeles Angels cold in the AL championship series opener.

That's the going rate for a second Yankees World Series championship in the first decade of the 21st century.

If you're a baseball fan that happens to like rooting for the underdog, chances are watching the Yankees win their 27th championship was a sickening experience.

Andy Pettitte is not the best pitcher on the Yankees' staff. But he was the winningest Yankee pitcher in the postseason.

All content within this section is pure rumor and generally have no factual info outside of what the streets have whispered in our ear.

This could very well be a possibility, but the question is, why? Why do the reigning World Series Champions need to add another ace toA their already proven and capable starting rotation? Sports Illustrated'sA Jon Heyman tweeted A that the Yankees planA on inquiring about Halladay.

"For this team, they never stopped fighting," said Girardi. "They got up and they got up.