Max Goodman is a reporter covering the New York Yankees for NJ Advance Media, including NJ.com and The Star-Ledger. With a focus on national sports coverage, Max's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the Yankees' roster, offseason moves, and game strategies. His work has also been featured in Sports Illustrated and Yardbarker.
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By: Max Goodman
TORONTO — When it came to John Sterling home run calls, the Yankees were just like their fans.
By: Max Goodman
Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe will be watching on Thursday when Jack Leiter, his old teammate at Delbarton School in Morristown, N.J., makes his MLB debut later this week.
By: Max Goodman
TORONTO — The Yankees weren't going to be an offensive juggernaut in all 162 games this season. Even the best teams take their lumps, especially when they run into good pitching.
By: Max Goodman
TORONTO — Just when it looked like Aaron Judge was breaking through on offense over the weekend in Cleveland, the Yankees ' center fielder is back to stacking O-fers.
By: Max Goodman
| TORONTO — It's been exactly one month since DJ LeMahieu suffered a non-displaced fracture in his right foot and the Yankees ' infielder is confident that he's ready to return to in-game action.
By: Max Goodman
TORONTO — Yankees ace Gerrit Cole is nowhere near ready to rejoin the starting staff, but he continues to progress through his throwing program, slowly but surely.
By: Max Goodman
The Yankees battled back for four runs in the top of the ninth to stave off a sweep in Toronto and halt a three-game losing streak.
By: Max Goodman
Aaron Judge delivered a knockout punch in a ninth inning where the Yankees mounted a comeback, scoring four runs in the frame.
By: Max Goodman
Yankees catcher Jose Trevino pinch hit with the game on the line in the ninth inning on Wednesday, driving home the game-tying run before Aaron Judge's two-run single proved to be the difference.
By: Maxgoodman, Max Goodman
Jose Trevino tied the game and Aaron Judge won it in the ninth inning, but there were several other Yankees that contributed to Wednesday's exciting late-inning comeback.
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