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2024 New York Yankees Roster

Pitchers

#0 Marcus Stroman (Brookhaven, New York)*

#29 Clayton Beeter (North Richland Hills, Texas)**

#30 Luke Weaver (DeLand, Florida)

#35 Clay Holmes (Slocomb, Alabama)

#36 Clarke Schmidt (Acworth, Georgia)

#41 Tommy Kahnle (Colonie, New York)

#43 Jonathan Loáisiga (Managua, Nicaragua)

#45 Gerrit Cole (Orange, California)

#47 Victor González (Ciudad Tuxpan, Mexico)*

#55 Carlos Rodón (Holly Springs, North Carolina)

#56 Lou Trivino (Green Lane, Pennsylvania)

#57 Nick Burdi (Downers Grove Township, Illinois)*

#59 Scott Effross (Twinsburg, Ohio)

#64 Caleb Ferguson (Jefferson Township, Ohio)*

#65 Nestor Cortés; Jr. (Hialeah, Florida)

#71 Ian Hamilton (Vancouver, Washington)

#81 Luis Gil (Azua De Compostella, Dominican Republic)

#87 McKinley Moore (Houston, Texas)*

Catchers

#28 Austin Wells (Las Vegas, Nevada)

#39 Jose Trevino (Corpus Christi, Texas)

Infielders

#11 Anthony Volpe (Watchung, New Jersey)

#19 Jon Berti (Troy, Michigan)*

#25 Gleyber Torres (Santiago De León De Caracas, Venezuela)

#26 D.J. LeMahieu (Bloomfield Charter Township, Michigan)

#48 Anthony Rizzo (Parkland, Florida)

#91 Oswald Peraza (Barquisimeto, Venezuela)

Outfielders

#12 Trent Grisham (North Richland Hills, Texas)*

#14 Jahmai Jones (Peachtree Corners, Georgia)*

#22 Juan Soto; Jr. (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)*

#24 Alex Verdugo (Tucson, Arizona)*

#27 Giancarlo Stanton (Los Angeles, California)

#89 Jasson Domínguez (Esperanza, Dominican Republic)

#95 Oswaldo Cabrera (Gaurenas, Venezuela)

#99 Aaron Judge (San Joaquin County, California)

Coaches

Manager Aaron Boone (Villa Park, California)

Bench coach Brad Ausmus (New Haven, Connecticut)

Hitting coach James Rowson (Mt. Vernon, New York)

Assistant hitting coach Casey Dykes (Franklin, Tennessee)

Assistant hitting coach Pat Roessler (Phoenix, Arizona)

Pitching coach Matt Blake (Concord, New Hampshire)

Assistant pitching coach Desi Druschel (Vinton, Iowa)

Catching coach Tanner Swanson (Cle Elum, Washington)

Bullpen coach Mike Harkey (San Diego, California)

1B/infield coach Travis Chapman (Jacksonville, Florida)

3B/outfield coach Luis Rojas (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

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Willie Howard Mays Jr. who was born on May 6, 1931. Nicknamed "The Say Hey Kid” Mays spent almost all of his 22-season Major League Baseball (MLB) career playing for the New York/San Francisco Giants (1951–1952, 1954–1972) before finishing his career with the New York Mets (1972–1973).

Willie Mays joined the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro American League in 1948, playing with them until the Giants signed him once he graduated from high school in 1950. He won the Rookie of the Year Award in his MLB debut year of 1951, spent two years in the United States Army during the Korean War, and won the National League (NL) Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award in 1954 after leading the league in batting with a .345 batting average.

Mays led the NL with 51 home runs (HR) in 1955. In 1956, he stole 40 bases, leading the NL for the first of four straight years. He won his first of 12 Gold Glove Awards in 1957, a record for outfielders. The Giants moved to San Francisco after the 1957 season, and Mays contended for the batting title until the final day of 1958, hitting a career-high .347. He batted over .300 for the next two seasons, leading the league in hits in 1960. After leading the NL with 129 runs scored in 1961, Mays led the NL in home runs in 1962 as the Giants won the NL pennant and faced the New York Yankees in the World Series, which the Giants lost in seven games.

In 1964, his manager Alvin Dark named him the Giants' captain. He led the NL with 47 home runs that year. He hit 52 the following year, leading the NL and winning his second MVP award. 1966 was the last of 10 seasons in which he had over 100 runs batted in (RBI). In 1969, he hit the 600th home run of his career; he got his 3,000th hit in 1970. Traded to the Mets in 1972, Mays spent the rest of that season and 1973 with them before retiring. He served as a coach for the Mets until 1979 and later rejoined the Giants as a special assistant to the president and general manager.

Mays finished his career batting .302 with 660 home runs, the sixth-most of all time, and 1,903 runs batted in. He holds MLB records for most putouts as an outfielder (7,095) and the most extra-inning home runs (22).

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The New York Yankees agreed to acquire outfielder Cody Bellinger from the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday for right-hander Cody Poteet, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the trade had not been announced.

Chicago will send the Yankees $5 million to complete the deal for the former National League MVP, who won the award in 2019 as a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Bellinger, who plays first base and center field, made his major league debut in 2017 and spent his first six seasons with the Dodgers. During his MVP campaign, he batted .305 with 47 homers and 115 RBIs in 156 games. He also helped lead the Dodgers to a World Series crown in 2020.

Cody Bellinger hits a single in the seventh inning against the St. Louis Cardinals during the National League Wild Card Game at Dodger Stadium on Oct. 6, 2021. (Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images)

He was cut by the Dodgers in November 2022 and signed a $17.5 million, one-year deal with Chicago a month later. He regained his form with the Cubs, hitting a career-best .307 with 26 homers, 97 RBIs and 20 steals in 130 games that year.

In 2024, Bellinger batted .266 with 18 homers and 78 RBIs in 130 games. He was on the injured list from April 24 to May 7 with a broken right rib.

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He drove in 33 runs in his last 39 games of the season, but Chicago finished with an 83-79 record.

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He is owed $27.5 million in 2025 under the first of two player options as part of an $80 million, three-year contract. The two-time All-Star also has a $25 million player option for 2026 with a $5 million buyout that would be payable in equal installments on Jan. 15, 2026, and Jan. 15, 2027.

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Bellinger is a career .259 hitter with 196 homers and 597 RBIs in 1,005 games. He turns 30 in July.

It’s a homecoming of sorts for Bellinger. His father Clay helped the Yankees win World Series titles in 1999 and 2000.

Poteet, 30, made his major league debut with Miami in 2021, had Tommy John surgery on Aug. 17, 2022, returned to the mound with Kansas City’s Triple-A Omaha farm team on Sept. 23, 2023, was released by the Royals and signed with the Yankees last January.

He went 3-0 with a 2.22 ERA in four starts and one relief appearance during a season in which he was sidelined between June 12 and Sept. 25 by a strained right triceps

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NEW YORK — In an unprecedented move that some are calling "aggressively sentimental," Yankees fans have launched an online petition to retire Derek Jeter’s legendary No. 2 jersey... for a second time. The effort, led by diehard Yankees enthusiasts, aims to make history by asking the Yankees to retire the same number twice — because, according to the petition, “One time is just not enough to honor the Captain.” “This is Derek Freakin’ Jeter,” explains Marty “The Mart” Mancini, self-appointed president of the newly formed Coalition to Retire No. 2 (Again). “Do you know how hard it is to adequately pay tribute to a guy like Jeter? Once is practically an insult. We’re talking about a man who played twenty years for the Yankees. A one-time retirement just can’t capture that level of sacrifice.” Mancini’s voice trembles as he scrolls through his phone, showing the petition, which has gathered more than 50,000 signatures in the first 48 hours alone. Despite the fact that Jeter's number was officially retired in 2017 with a ceremony that included a record-breaking 47-minute standing ovation, speeches from retired legends, and what was rumored to be the world’s largest confetti cannon, fans insist that "it just didn’t feel like enough." "Look, that 2017 ceremony was great and all, but it’s been, what, six years? It’s starting to feel like Jeter’s fading from the collective memory of Yankees fans,” Mancini says solemnly. “How can we live in a world where the next generation might have to learn about Jeter through Wikipedia?” Fans Insist on “Multi-Retirements” for Future Legends This unprecedented demand for a second number retirement has even inspired some Yankee diehards to float the idea of “serial retirements” for other legends. Some fans are calling for a “multi-retirement clause” in Yankees policy, allowing the team to stage increasingly elaborate tributes every few years “just in case we forgot how much we loved them.” The petition specifically asks for another ceremony that “meets or exceeds the 2017 standards,” outlining a series of must-have elements like a five-tier cake, guest appearances by every living Yankee legend, and an audience of celebrities who have publicly praised Jeter on social media at least three times. Suggestions include inviting the entire cast of Friends, Tom Hanks, and a recorded video message from President Joe Biden. “Every 90s icon owes Jeter a word or two,” Mancini says, as he takes notes. “We’re aiming for full-on spectacle here.” The petition also suggests “enhancements” to the iconic Monument Park plaque, such as backlighting, motion-activated sound bites of Jeter’s greatest one-liners, and holographic displays for every grand slam Jeter ever hit. Yankees Management Reportedly “Not Against It” Oddly enough, Yankees management seems mildly receptive to the idea. A spokesperson for the Yankees, who asked to remain anonymous, commented, “The Yankees have always valued fan feedback, especially feedback that could drive attendance.” Rumors are already swirling that the team’s executive board is discussing potential revenue streams, including commemorative tickets, limited-edition merchandise, and VIP seating for fans willing to pay upwards of $5,000 to sit next to someone who once saw Jeter up close. “If we get the green light, we could be looking at a whole re-retirement season, or a mini-series,” said the spokesperson. “Just imagine it — we get Broadway stars to narrate his stats, set up choreographed field performances, maybe even get a partnership with Disney+ to stream it live. It’s a win-win for everyone.” Some Yankees insiders say that if this goes well, the organization might even consider a subscription-based model, where fans can sponsor a Jeter ceremony every few years and earn commemorative points. One anonymous executive was overheard pitching “Derek Days,” a paid holiday Yankees could celebrate annually with Jeter-related events, merchandise drops, and fan meet-and-greets with other players willing to talk about how much Jeter inspired them.

Critics Warn of “Tribute Fatigue” While Yankees fans are thrilled, not everyone is on board. Some sports critics warn that the re-retirement trend could lead to what they’re calling “tribute fatigue.” An anonymous sports columnist noted, “What happens if they do this for every star? Are we just going to have back-to-back retirements every other season?” Even among Yankees fans, there are those who worry this could turn into a slippery slope. “I love Jeter, don’t get me wrong,” said Tim Gormley, a Yankees fan from New Jersey. “But once you re-retire No. 2, where does it stop? Are we going to re-retire Mickey Mantle’s No. 7 every few years just to remind people that he existed?” Mancini, however, remains unfazed by the doubters. “People told Columbus he was crazy too,” he says. “And look at him now — he’s in history books! Our kids will study the day Derek Jeter’s number was retired… twice. Maybe even three times, if we get enough signatures.” As Yankees fans rally to the cause, one thing seems certain: Derek Jeter’s legacy will live on. And if these fans have anything to say about it, that legacy might just include an annual, fireworks-laden holiday dedicated solely to remembering how they retired No. 2. Twice.

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Welcome to another insightful episode of The Jeremy Ryan Slate Show, where we uncover the shocking truth about baseball's evolution.

Join us for a deep dive into the world of America's favorite pastime, featuring a critical examination of what it truly means to be the best.

This must-watch episode features an engaging interview with former New York Yankee, Nick Swisher, offering a unique perspective on the game’s transformation over the years.

From the challenges of winning a World Series to the personal triumphs and setbacks of professional players, we explore it all.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Intro

02:19 - Nick Swisher Interview Starts

05:02 - Nick Swisher's Dad Influence

07:01 - Choosing Baseball Over Football

08:43 - Experience of Getting Drafted

11:20 - Growth Through Adversity

16:36 - First Big League Call-Up

17:20 - Adapting to the Moneyball Era

20:00 - Future of Players Like Adam Dunn

23:32 - Rays' Impact on Baseball

27:50 - Nick Swisher's Influence in Yankees Locker Room

32:10 - First Appearance with the Yankees

35:54 - 2009 Yankees Playoff Run

37:40 - Why Players Love the Yankees

39:15 - Once a Yankee, Always a Yankee

41:54 - Balancing Family and Work

44:51 - Favorite John Sterling Home Run Call

47:18 - Players Who Influenced Nick's Game

48:30 - Influences on Nick Swisher's Career

52:00 - Beliefs at 21 vs. Now

53:00 - Legacy Nick Swisher Wants to Leave

54:10 - Finding Nick Swisher Online

55:54 - Vision for the Future of Baseball

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2023 World Baseball Classic U.S.A. Roster

Pitchers

#0 Adam Ottavino (New York Mets/Brooklyn, New York)

#21 Kyle Freeland (Colorado Rockies/Denver, Colorado)

#29 Kenneth Kelly (Arizona Diamondbacks/Scottsdale, Arizona)

#33 Michael Lynn (Chicago White Sox/Brownsburg, Indiana)

#38 Devin Williams (Milwaukee Brewers/Florissant, Missouri)

#39 Miles Mikolas (St. Louis Cardinals/Jupiter, Florida)

#43 Brooks Raley (New York Mets/Uvalde, Texas)

#47 Jason Adam (Tampa Bay Rays/Overland Park, Kansas)

#49 Kendall Graveman (Chicago White Sox/Alexander City, Alabama)

#50 Adam Wainwright (St. Louis Cardinals/St. Simons, Georgia)

#51 Brady Singer (Kansas City Royals/Tavares, Florida)

#52 Daniel Bard (Colorado Rockies/Greenville, South Carolina)

#53 David Bednar (Pittsburgh Pirates/Mars, Pennsylvania)

#55 Thomas Pressly (Houston Astros/Irving, Texas)

Catchers

#10 J.T. Realmuto (Philadelphia Phillies/Del City, Oklahoma)

#16 Will Smith (Los Angeles Dodgers/Louisville, Kentucky)

#66 Kyle Higashioka (New York Yankees/Huntington Beach, California)

Infielders

#1 Jeff McNeil (New York Mets/San Luis Obispo County, California)

#7 Tim Anderson; Jr. (Chicago White Sox/Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

#8 Trea Turner (Philadelphia Phillies/Lake Worth Beach, Florida)

#15 Bobby Witt; Jr. (Kansas City Royals/Colleyville, Texas)

#20 Pete Alonso; Jr. (New York Mets/Tampa, Florida)

#28 Nolan Arenado (St. Louis Cardinals/Lake Forest, California)

#46 Paul Goldschmidt (St. Louis Cardinals/Wilmington, Delaware)

Outfielders

#3 Markus Betts (Los Angeles Dodgers/Oak Hill, Tennessee)

#12 Kyle Schwarber (Philadelphia Phillies/Middletown, Ohio)

#27 Mike Trout (Los Angeles Angels/Millville, New Jersey)

#30 Kyle Tucker (Houston Astros/Tampa, Florida)

#31 Boyce Mullins II (Baltimore Orioles/Snellville, Georgia)

Coaches

Manager Mark DeRosa (U.S.A. Baseball/Carlstadt, New Jersey)

Bench coach Jerry Manuel (Jessup University Warriors/Rancho Cordova, CA)

Assistant bench coach Brian McCann (U.S.A. Baseball/Duluth, Georgia)

Pitching coach Andy Pettitte (U.S.A. Baseball/Houston, Texas)

Bullpen coach Dave Righetti (San Francisco Giants/San José, California)

Hitting coach George Griffey; Jr. (U.S.A. Baseball/Winter Garden, Florida)

1st base coach Lou Collier (Kansas City Royals/Chicago, Illinois)

3rd base coach Dino Ebel (Los Angeles Dodgers/Barstow, California)

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Christianity has the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Yankees ’47 2024 World Series Matchup T Shirt that the Nativity story is fictitious rubbish and it does not take a modern child long to discard it in the same way as they pretty soon tumble to the fact Santa doesn’t exist. The Nativity story really is a myth tacked on to Jesus and it is a very destructive, landing us with obsessive superstitious semi-pagan bosh like the Maria Cult. Virgin indeed! Where a religion cannot come to terms with mythology, especially its own, then in the modern age it is in its death throes – Intelligent people leave and only the mentally disturbed remain. This is not the church of sixty five years ago where some belief in myth remained. A child perceives that he or she really does not want to be around these silly people – So what is left of Christmas? Sing silly songs and you get a present. Our children have been taught hypocrisy and that the church is really only a base for authoritarian parental control both emotional and physical and for destruction of freedoms in the adult world Who inspired the attack on Democracy if not Trump AND the Christian Right? Fascism has become so embedded in Christianty that there is nothing left for a person of reason including a growing child but to leave it. Morality in Christianity has morphed into Fascism. Thomas Jefferson has again been proved right the threat to democracy is the priests A child is also an emerging adult – Quo Vadis Christians? – you have two choices – a genuine progressiveness and democratisation or Fascism.. Which are you intending to leave your children? – so far you are choosing Fascism!

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The Best and Worst MLB Fan Bases by Team

Baseball is more than just a sport. It’s a source of pride and identity for millions of fans across the US. These fans are deeply passionate about linkdewibola.com their teams, and this passion can sometimes lead to intense rivalries and alliances between different fan bases.

With the new season of Major League Baseball underway, we figured there’s no better time than the present to revive the age-old debate: Which MLB team has the best fans? The problem with this question is bias. Ask a Cardinals fan, and they will tell you that the Cardinals have the best fan base.

Casino.org has surveyed over 5,000 MLB fans, and specifically asked, outside of your own, which other baseball team has the best and worst fan base? From this, we have been able to determine the most and least popular fans across the league.

The Fan Favorite: Chicago Cubs

The Chicago Cubs fans were chosen as the best by fans of 12 other teams (40%) in the league, including the Boston Red Sox, Kansas City Royals, Atlanta Braves, and New York Mets. Cubs fans are known for their loyalty and resilience after waiting over 100 years for a World Series win prior to the 2016 victory. So it’s no surprise that the main reason for selecting the Cubs fans was their team loyalty, closely followed by the atmosphere at Wrigley Field.

Only two teams selected the Cubs as being the worst fans, they were Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals. Interestingly, the Chicago Cubs fans actually selected the White Sox as the best fans, while the White Sox called them the worst – ouch.

The Least Popular: New York Yankees

There were 14 other fan bases (47%) that selected the New York Yankees as the worst fans. The most common reason? They are apparently spoiled and entitled. With 27 World Series Championships to their name, it’s easy to see why the New York Yankees are disliked among other fans. This probably isn’t helped by their history of paying top dollar for star players, seen by some as ‘buying’ their success.