Hall of Famer, Bears icon Steve 'Mongo' McMichael dies at age 67 - ESPN
Hall of Fame defensive tackle Steve McMichael, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, died Wednesday at the age of 67, the NFL announced.
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Judge passes DiMaggio for fourth-most HRs in Yankees history - ESPN
BOSTON — New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hit his 362nd home run Friday night, breaking a tie with Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio and taking sole possession of fourth place on the franchise's career list.
Aaron Judge ties Joe DiMaggio for 4th on Yankees' home run list - ESPN
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge wasted no time moving past another all-time great on the team's career home run list Thursday.
Judge hits 359th homer, passes Berra on Yankees' all-time list - ESPN
NEW YORK — Yankees captain Aaron Judge hit his 359th career home run in the first inning Tuesday night against the Detroit Tigers, breaking a tie with Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra for fifth place on the franchise list.
Aaron Judge ties Yankees legend Yogi Berra with historic 358th career home run milestone
Former MLB All-Star Mark Teixeira explains why he is ready to defend the 'conservative principles' of President Donald Trump's agenda in his run for Congress and gives advice on playing baseball on 'America Reports.'
Yankees make history with remarkable home run showing in win over Rays
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Dustin May returns after 22 months as Dodgers start season 7-0 - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The first seven games of the Los Angeles Dodgers' 2025 season have seen them play in two continents, face two reigning Cy Young Award winners and navigate two elaborate pregame ceremonies.
Three moves the Yankees must make after losing Juan Soto
DALLAS — For the New York Yankees, there is no relief in discovering that their brand — the rich history and the weight of the pinstripes — mattered little to Juan Soto. Monument Park was calling the slugger's name all year as he andAaron Judge combined to post arguably the best offensive season in MLB history by teammates not named Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. A century later, Soto had the opportunity to build a Yankees legacy had he decided to spend the remainder of his career on 161st Street.