Bryan Hoch is a Beat Reporter at Major League Baseball (MLB). He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on Major League Sports and team tournaments, while also delving into the intersection of sports business and broadcasting. Bryan's insights and expertise have been featured in various platforms, including AVCHRC, numberFire, BVM Sports, Pinstripe Alley, FantasyPros, NewsBreak, CBS News, and RealGM.
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By: Bryan Hoch
ST. PETERSBURG -- Aaron Judge will have his fractured right rib reimaged during the All-Star break, which should provide a clearer timeline for the Yankees captain’s expected return, general manager Brian Cashman said on Thursday. Judge has been on the injured list since June 5, at which time the Yankees
By: Bryan Hoch
ST. PETERSBURG -- Brian Cashman doesn’t have an answer for what he referred to as the “storms” that have seemed to arrive around this time over the past several years, noting that even as the Yankees have shifted out players and personnel, it seems to be “part of their season
By: Bryan Hoch
ST. PETERSBURG -- Ben Rice hasn’t given much thought to the strategy of participating in the upcoming T-Mobile Home Run Derby, saying that the best advice he’s received is to “enjoy the whole experience and all it has to offer.” If he keeps swinging the bat like this, Rice will
By: Bryan Hoch
Most afternoons, Cam Schlittler can be found tucked inside a hoodie somewhere in the Yankees’ clubhouse, speaking so softly that teammates lean in to hear him. At first, Aaron Judge believed he might be shy, just a blue-collar Massachusetts kid who loves cats and once asked security to extricate a
By: Bryan Hoch
Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Yankees' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Hunter Dietz at No. 35 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 11:30 a.m. ET through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App.
NEW YORK – The Yankees looked north of the border for one of the MLB Draft’s more intriguing long-term bets, selecting British Columbia left-hander Sean Duncan in the second round (63rd overall). That followed the Yankees’ selection of University of Arkansas left-hander Hunter Dietz in the first round (35th overall),
PHILADELPHIA -- The Yankees have agreed to terms with University of Arkansas left-hander Hunter Dietz, their top selection in the MLB Draft, vice president of domestic amateur scouting Damon Oppenheimer said on Monday. Dietz, 21, was rated as MLB Pipeline’s No. 17 overall prospect in this year’s Draft. Oppenheimer said
By: Bryan Hoch
PHILADELPHIA – Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler walked with wide-eyed wonder through Citizens Bank Park’s Ashburn Alley on Monday afternoon, dressed in their road gray game uniforms. The young Yankees stars were ready to get on the field, having fulfilled their media obligations ahead of Tuesday’s All-Star Game.
By: Bryan Hoch
PHILADELPHIA – The most memorable snapshot of Ben Rice’s first experience in the T-Mobile Home Run Derby came on his final swing, waiting for gravity to bring a sky-high pop-up back toward the infield at Citizens Bank Park. Watching it plop on the turf untouched, Rice moved immediately toward the
By: Bryan Hoch
NEW YORK – For Aaron Judge, a first impression of what he believed the 2026 Yankees could look like still stands out. It was late March in San Francisco, and the Yankees had won the season’s first two games, holding the Giants scoreless through 18 innings. Too many times, those
