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Monroe HR lifts Twins MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Craig Monroe is growing into his new role as a reserve. Monroe hit a three-run homer and just missed a second, and Justin Morneau added three hits to help the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 6-4. Mike Redmond had two R... Written By: Sun Staff | MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Craig Monroe is growing into his new role as a reserve. Monroe hit a three-run homer and just missed a second, and Justin Morneau added three hits to help the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 6-4. listen live watch live Mike Redmond had two RBIs for Minnesota, w...

Aaron Boone on Sanchez benching: ‘It was always day-to-day’ RADIO.COM 1/29/2021 © Provided by RADIO.COM On the Moose & Maggie Show Friday, Yankees GM Brian Cashman wouldn't say whether or not Gary Sanchez was told that he was being benched - and now we know exactly why. It wasn't just Cashman-speak, because later in the day, manager Aaron Boone joined Carton & Roberts and revealed that he never actually made a decision to bench Sanchez in the playoffs. "I know that headline got a lot of press, but in reality, I never made a decision to bench him. It was a daily decision I was making,"...

Yankees’ Aaron Boone responds to Gary Sanchez venting over not being forewarned about playoff benchings Updated Jan 31, 2021; Posted Jan 29, 2021 Yankees manager Aaron Boone (left) says that he has a "strong" relationship with Gary Sanchez (right) and that they've talked to clear the air from some misunderstanding over his role during the 2020 postseason.AP Facebook Share Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez no longer has to wonder why he didn’t start five of seven playoff games last fall. He could have just looked in the mirror … or examined his stats … or watched some of his dreadful 2020...

‘I think he’s back’: Yankees’ Marcus Thames knows what was wrong with Gary Sanchez in 2020 Updated Dec 24, 2020; Facebook Share The hit doctor is in. “He felt like 2020 was a disaster for him. He knows it. ... We watched a lot of video and he wasn’t slowing the game down with his lower half. He wasn’t staying behind the ball and he wasn’t recognizing pitches, so he was swinging at a lot of bad pitches, and swinging and missing. He normally doesn’t do that. We detected some things and I think he’s back.” Introducing Yankees Insider:

>> it's a dynamic murder mystery that spans several decades, several states and involves several women. and it may be linked to an al a alphab alphabet-style killing spree. we bring in george with the latest details and twists. >> tonight, we talk with one psychologist, who says this may be more than just coincidence. it's something that investigators on both sides of the coast will be taking a look at. you're looking at a man investigators say is responsible for a sinister killing spree, spanning at least three decades in northern california. behind bars, 77-year-old joseph naso, ar...