News about Gleyber Torres

After last night's back-and-forth dramatics, you could forgive fans of the New York Yankees and the Cleveland Guardians for raised heartrates, baited breath, and feelings of dread. Those hoping for an easier night on the heart did not see their wishes granted as the Yankees once again watched a lead slip through their fingers late in the ballgame.  But unlike Game 3 of the American League Championship Series, the Yankees had time to recover - and recover they did, with Alex Verdugo driving in the winning run and Gleyber Torres tacking on some insurance in the top of the ninth to win Game 4 8-6 in Cleveland.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the Yankees got the last laugh on Thursday night after he was repeatedly booed in Kansas City, as the Bronx Bombers took down the Royals to move into the ALCS in four games. Chisholm had claimed that the Royals 'got lucky' after the Yankees' lost Game 2 at home, and the Kansas City fans didn't forget that as they jeered him throughout Games 3 and 4. But with a 3-1 win on Thursday to wrap up the series, those boos were silenced, and Chisholm's teammates had a hilarious way of mocking the opposing fans afterwards.

Expletives, racial slurs, and punches were all flying as part of the chaos at Yankee Stadium this week, where the Bronx Bombers dropped a two-game set to the crosstown Mets while both teams' fans took aim at each other. The Yankees were outscored 15-5 during defeats on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first of which was further marred by the vicious brawl that has since gone viral. The footage fails to show how the rival Yankees and Mets fans ended up fighting, but two women and a dozen or so men appeared to be involved in the brawl.

Hernandez, 62, called it quits after a three-decade career in the majors filled with contentious calls at the plate.  The Cuban umpire announced his retirement in a statement, citing his desire to spend more time with his family as a driving factor, while hailing his career in MLB as a 'childhood dream.'  While his career may have been a dream come true for Hernandez, it was a source of ridicule for fans, coaches, players and even announcers alike. Baseball fans celebrated the announcement as they recalled his most memorable controversial calls on social media.

The defending World Series champions built a quick 8-1 lead over their rivals, the Houston Astros, on top of the fourth. With the lead, Texas loaded the bases for rookie Wyatt Langford. However, Hernandez then called a 2-0 cutter a strike - despite being outside the zone. Shortly after, Astros pitcher JP France threw almost the exact pitch twice, prompting the announcers to comment during the broadcast. 'You have got to be kidding me!' Rangers Bally Sports Southwest play-by-play announcer Dave Raymond. 'What in the world?!'

It's another Major League Baseball season, and Angel Hernandez is still employed as an umpire. He reminded everybody how bad he was almost immediately in Sunday's Yankees-Blue Jays game when he called Gleyber Torres out on an unbelievable terrible strike-three call. Bowden Francis, a Toronto pitcher, was on the mound when he appeared to take a step back and off the rubber. He looked down at his foot and realized his mistake but went on to pitch even though he wasn't asked for a balk.

Even as Yankee Stadium shook during the 4.8-magnitude earthquake, Yankees star Gleyber Torres would not let an earthquake ruin his plans for New York's home opener on Friday. The quake struck the New York metropolitan area shortly before 11 a.m. on Friday morning, with the US Geological Survey revealing that the epicenter was located in Lebanon, New Jersey. In the Bronx, where the Yankees are playing the Blue Jays in New York's first home game of the 2024 season, the tremors were felt.

The New York Yankees have kicked off a road trip in disgusting style, as their hopes of making the playoffs fade. With the Angels up to bat leading 6-3, a slim chance of a comeback was shattered by the eighth inning. Tommy Kahnle of the Yankees scored a runner from second on a ground rule double, effectively ending any chance of a win. When Kahnle hurled his glove at a cooling fan in the dugout, destroying it, he may have pitched his most accurate pitch of the night.

When CJ Cron hit an eighth-inning slam off Clay Holmes, the first home run allowed by the right-hander this season, Colorado, a National League-worst 36-58, took the lead. In the ninth against Daniel Bard's run-scoring infield single and Harrison Bader's sacrifice fly, New York tied the scores. For the first time this year, the Yankees led off a 7-5 victory over Gavin Hollowell (1-0), who was recalled from the minors after Josh Donaldson was put on the injured list on Sunday, forcing him to the injured list. Jones, the automatic runner, had a 450-foot home run on a fastball and sped away in Cron, on a fastball. Trejo made his first home run in 128 plate appearances this season on a hanging slider from Marinaccio (4-5), who lost New York to 5-7 in extra innings.

Anthony Volpe of the New York Yankees came uncomfortably close to an overexuberant fan in the midst of Saturday's game in Denver before security tackled the guy. The incident occurred during the Yankee's 6-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies in eight innings. The man is seen sprinting in from the outfield to the second base with one security guard in pursuit, according to a fan video from Coors Field. The guy threw a t-shirt at the Yankees rookie and then yell something as he approached Volpe before being arrested by a squad of guards. 'I was very surprised by it all, but I thought the stadium security did a great job and kicked him out of there,' Volpe said. 'Usually it's just some drunk idiot ru

The Rockies defeated the New York Yankees 7-2 on Friday night, with Kris Bryant hitting one of Colorado's three home runs and Austin Gomber winning his fourth straight outing. The sagging Yankees got off to a good start in their first game since new hitting coach Sean Casey was brought to life, but they soon faltered at offense-friendly Coors Field. "I know there's a lot of fear outside the clubhouse," Gleyber Torres, who singled before Stanton's homer and had three hits, said.

Aaron Boone, the Yankees' manager, was suspended for the fifth time this season, after being suspended for arguing balls and strikes in the top of Sunday's 5-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in the third inning. After Boone yelled out from the dugout over a 3-1 pitch to DJ LeMahieu during the previous at bat, he was ruled a ball. After the deposal took place, Boone became embroiled in a long debate with Merzel and crew chief Lance Barksdale.

Willie Calhoun hit a tiebreaking homer, and New York defeated Boston in their three-game weekend series, with Domingo German wriggling out of trouble for six innings. Off a fourth-inning homer off Tanner Houck (3-6), Gleyber Torres put the Yankees ahead. In six innings, Houck had two runs and three hits. Six hits were allowed by a German (4-3) who took five and struck out five.

With a 10-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners, the New York Yankees began their six-game West Coach road trip off to a promising start. Aaron Judge had a big game for the Bronx Bombers on Tuesday, smacking two home runs on the night. He began with a two-run shot in the top of the third to plate himself and Gleyber Torres, taking the lead in the game by 3-1. Judge Judson hit a solo shot in the top of the sixth to stretch their lead to 9-4.

Harrison Bader and Gleyber Torres returned to spark a comeback, leading the New York Yankees over the Cincinnati Reds 4-1 on Sunday for a three-game sweep and their first four-game winning streak this season. Luis Severino was recalled from a strained lat muscle that had sidelined him since spring camp and allowed one run and four hits in 4 2/3 innings with five strikeouts and one walk. He hit 54 of the 75 pitches for strikes and hit 96.7 mph with 44 fastballs. Aaron Boone was ejected in the first inning and Reds manager David Bell in the eighth.

Aaron Hicks came out of his season-long slump with a two-run homer, and New York defeated Oakland 4-0 for the first time. In the sixth inning against former Yankee lefty JP Sears (0-3), Gleyber Torres hit a tiebreaking solo drive. As New York (19-17) avoided falling back to.500 for the second time in a week, Oswaldo Cabrera and DJ LeMahieu fired two-run shots off Sears.

Gerrit Cole won his fifth game after starting a career-long streak, DJ LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres scored back-to-back home runs, and the New York Yankees defeated the Texas Rangers 4-2 on Thursday night. Aaron Judge's first game in Texas since breaking Roger Maris' single-season American League record with his 62nd homer at the Rangers' ballpark in October. In his return to action, the judge struck in his only two at-bats before returning to the hospital due to right hip pain. 'Just a little grab in the hip area.' Just about every right side has been a little stuck up after the headfirst dive the other night,' Judge said. 'It wasn't until the second to the last swing of that at-bat that I felt something grab, and some felt it would be easier to just shut it down and see how we felt after a few days.'

Aaron Judge robbed Shohei Ohtani of a home run right before hitting a two-run shot, and the New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 on Wednesday night, with Gleyber Torres' sacrifice fly in the 10th inning. With a diving catch in the eighth inning, the judge revived the game, and the Yankees added to the nervy to this star-studded series after losing the opener. Gio Urshela tied it 2-all for the Angels in the eighth with a two-out RBI single against his former team, one pitch after Wandy Peralta balked Hunter Renfroe to second base.

Larry Torres hit his 100th home run and reached base five times, Anthony Rizzo added a two-run shot, and the New York Yankees defeated the winless Philadelphia Phillies 8-1 on Monday night. Philadelphia, the reigning NL champion, is 0-4 for the first time since 2016. The 2021 Atlanta Braves were the only team to win a World Series after starting 0-4. Nestor Cortes (1-0) allowed one run and seven hits over five innings and made a crucial defensive play in his season debut. The All-Star's spring training was interrupted by a strained right hamstring, which prevented him from participating in the World Baseball Classic.

On Sunday, the New York Yankees reviewed one of their last boxes on their off-season to-do list by deciding to a one-year, $9.9 million contract with infielder Gleyber Torres. Torres, 26, had a resurgent year in 2022, with 24 home runs and 76 RBIs for the American League East champions, despite batting.257. By signing the agreement, he and the Yankees now avoid salary arbitration. He had requested a raise to $10.2 million, but instead came away with a $3.7 million raise from his 2022 salary.

Fans of the Yankees' ALDS-clinching victory over the Guardians poured out onto the streets on Tuesday night to celebrate after the game, with a fan wearing a Joker mask. Following the 5-1 victory, the fan was captured with the look on top of streetwalking signs as Yankees fans around him went crazy. When the team's ALCS berth was commemorated, he let out a raucous howl at one point as he slapped a bus sign.

You don't want to be a part of the record books every single day. You may have been caught on a few websites for reasons due to something you did not do. At other times, you're in possession of the record books because you encouraged someone else to write their name. Take Mike Bacsik for example. Who is Mike Bacsik you may ask? Well, he was the pitcher on the Washington Nationals, who gave up a record-breaking 756th home run to Barry Bonds. After facing Aaron Judge on the verge of tying a record-tying 61st home run on Wednesday night in the Bronx, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Eric Stout was determined not to be another Mike Bacsik.

Aaron Judge stepped up to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning with his team losing, and he fired his 60th home run of the season for the New York Yankees. Judge Stephen Miller rose to a level with Babe Ruth but just one behind Roger Maris, who holds the all-time record with 61. However, his team was 8-5 down. But then, Giancarlo Stanton led the ball into the stands with a walk off Grand Slam, resulting in a dramatic 9-8 win at Yankee Stadium with the bases loaded.

Aaron Judge brought his major league-leading 56th and 57th home runs to help the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 7-6 on Tuesday night. Judge Roger Maris, who is playing in New York's 142nd game, is four runs away from tying the American League home run record set with the Yankees in 1961. Judge had two tying solo homers off Nick Pivetta in the sixth and Garrett Whitlock in the eighth after going homerless in five games.