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"Sweet Lou" was a Yankees outfield staple for years, winning two titles before beginning a managerial career.

The eccentric Rivers enraptured fans with his speed and served as the capable leadoff man for two championship teams.

Once a player to be named later, Brosius turned himself into one of the ‘90s Yankees dynasty’s secret weapons.

Often overshadowed by his Hall of Fame teammates, Richardson shined when it mattered most.

The most underrated addition to the Yankees’ 2009 World Series championship team kicks off the new PSA Top 100.

Yankees legend Derek Jeter, an analyst for Fox’s MLB postseason coverage, takes a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

David Wells’ opinion on the Yankees hasn’t changed since Old-Timers’ Day. Their struggling veterans, and not Brian Cashman or Aaron Boone, are responsible.

Just because Brian Cashman is serious about Yoshinobu Yamamoto doesn't mean the New York Yankees will lap the field and outbid everyone.

Yankees reliever Keynan Middleton feeds his other passion each winter by coaching high school basketball.

New York Yankees top prospect Yoendrys Gomez has risen to MLB, but Wandy Peralta has a triceps issue.