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Yankees' Willie Randolph was all-time complementary second baseman - Vimarsana News

Yankees' Willie Randolph was all-time complementary second baseman

Willie Randolph is the only choice at the keystone for out team of complementary greats.

The Yankees have a lot of underrated, overlooked managers - Vimarsana News

The Yankees have a lot of underrated, overlooked managers

These names also deserve recognition for their contribution as skippers.

Elston Howard was an underappreciated all-time Yankees catcher - Vimarsana News

Elston Howard was an underappreciated all-time Yankees catcher

Before Munson and after Yogi, there was Howard.

Kris Bryant shares heartfelt moment in dugout after trade to Giants - Vimarsana News

Kris Bryant shares heartfelt moment in dugout after trade to Giants

Cubs fans, get your tissues. As reality set in that the Giants reportedly acquired Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant in a trade deadline deal on Friday, video emerged of Bryant sharing a heartfelt moment in the dugout of Wrigley Field when he found out about the trade. Wearing a shirt with his No. 17 on it, the four-time All-Star got off the phone and immediately gave an emotional hug to Cubs hitting coach Anthony Lapoce. The two shared an emotional moment as they appeared to wipe away tears. With Bryant's exit, it is the end of an era for the Cubs, who won their first World Series after a 108-...

Source: si.com
Fernando Valenzuela inspires teammates - Vimarsana News

Fernando Valenzuela inspires teammates

share-square-1900919 Four decades have passed since a 20-year-old screwball-throwing left-hander from Etchohuaquila, Mexico, named Fernando Valenzuela captivated the baseball world when he began the 1981 season by winning his first eight starts for the Dodgers. Forty years later, Valenzuela’s otherworldly performance in that stretch -- seven complete games, five shutouts, a 0.50 ERA in 72 innings -- still inspires awe. Valenzuela’s legacy stems not only from what did on the field, but the lasting impact he had off it. His improbable start captured the imaginations of baseball fans across ...

Source: mlb.com