Is baseball like life? My answer to the question that is the title of this column is a resounding, confident, “I don’t know!” ...

Aaron Judge became the third-fastest New York Yankees player to reach 500 extra-base hits with a three-run homer in the first ...

The second film in this baseball film review series is a biopic of legendary baseball star (and great human) Lou Gehrig ... his iron man streak at 2,130 consecutive games played. The Yankees ...

Oliver Kay joins a gruelling 178-mile walk to speak to footballers suffering from MND – and fighting it every step of the way ...

Two women who’d gone to school together in New Jersey were there celebrating their 60th birthdays—Nina Kaplan, a Boca Raton ...

But Judge wasn't done, hitting yet another home run in the fourth inning, his third of the day and eighth for the Yankees, which is one short of Lou Gehrig's franchise record for most home runs in ...

"He pulled a Lou Gehrig," Schager said, referring to a New York Yankees first ... Braverman said his father's legacy starts with his family, including his wife Gail Mackay Braverman.

Judge fell a triple short of the cycle and is hitting .417 with five homers and 15 RBIs. He has 320 homers, 175 doubles and five triples in 999 games, and only Joe DiMaggio (853) and Lou Gehrig (869) ...

And Judge, after his three-homer game Saturday, joined Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio and Alex Rodriguez as the only players in Yankees history with at least three three-homer games.