Get over it. The New York Yankees are world series champions. They dueled it out with the fighting Philies and came out victorious. Much of this can be attributed to the immense amount of money invested into their billion-dollar team.

On his way home after the New York Yankees won their 27th World Series title, Manager Joe Girardi stops to help a woman who crashed her car on the Cross County Parkway.

In the wake of the Phillies' win over the Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series, Philadelphia transit union members strike over contract negotiations.

Major League Baseball's World Series starts tonight with the New York Yankees looking to recapture what it considers as its hereditary right after several disappointing seasons, while the Philadelphia Phillies look to add up to last season's success.

One day, I'll stop complaining about the AL East, baseball's toughest division, and the fact the Toronto Blue Jays call it home. Not today. But one day.

Tampa Bay is America's next great metropolis. The New York Yankees train in Tampa, the Bucs are Super Bowl Champions, and the Lightning Bolts have owned the Stanley Cup. But those sports are just some of the "Rays" of Florida sunshine.

The New York Yankees have announced ticket prices for games to be played at the team's new Yankee stadium, and it's not cheap if you want good seats: prices range from $14 to $2,625 per game.

Of all sports, MLB is the one that cares the most about its image and integrity. Not that the other major sports don’t share the same opinion but rather because MLB has made the most fuss about it. But what was the big fuss all about anyway?

You know the memo about that whole "global financial crisis" thing? The New York Yankees didn't get it. Their fax machine is broken, and they haven't checked their email in forever.

Yesterday, I sang the praises of A.J. Burnett and how wonderful he was against the Red Sox and Yankees this season. Now, it's time to lavish praise on his brother in arms in the fight against the evil empires, Roy Halladay.

If last night was A.J. Burnett's final start with the Toronto Blue Jays, he went out in style, throwing another gem against the detested, the hated, the loathed New York Yankees.

The New York Yankees avoided a three game sweep from the Boston Red Sox by defeating them 3-2 in the Bronx this afternoon thanks to a bases-loaded single from Jason Giambi in the ninth inning.

I don't know if you caught yesterday's game, but all I have to say about it is this: Matt Stairs was safe. The home plate umpire blew the call in the sixth inning, and it cost the Toronto Blue Jays the game.

Another 14 runs. Another 20+ hit game. Twenty-one last night, to be exact. More importantly, another win for the Blue Jays. I don't know about you, but I could get used to this type of offence.

The Toronto Blue Jays were due for a butt-kicking. David Purcey vs. Andy Pettitte was really a no-contest from the get go. Purcey struggled, Pettitte was effective, and the Jays bats were eerily silent yet again.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank New York Yankees outfielder Johnny Damon for his shocking inability to catch routine fly balls at the Major League level.

It's time for a depressing edition of Deep Thoughts. Here's what's on the plate: the wonderfully mediocre Toronto Blue Jays, Scott Rolen and Troy Glaus, the New York Yankees loading up before the trade deadline, and, of course, Mats Sundin.

I had the sheer pleasure of being in the audience last night as Roy Halladay threw his seventh complete game of the season, absolutely dominated the New York Yankees, and led the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-0 win.

The New York Yankees got their fifth straight victory yesterday afternoon when they came from behind with a four-run eighth inning to defeat the slumping Seattle Mariners 6-5.

A woman who is a New York Yankees fan has been charged with second-degree murder because she allegedly rammed her car into a group of people outside a New Hampshire bar. The incident left one Boston Red Sox fan dead.