The Yankees must fire manager Aaron Boone after another embarrassing loss in the postseason, falling to the Toronto Blue Jays ...

Women’s Preview — ACC Network, 7 p.m. College Football Jeff Brohm (Louisville) Press Conference — ACC Network Extra, 11 a.m.

Kevin Burkhardt, Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, and David Ortiz break down the Los Angeles Dodgers dominance after taking a 2-0 ...

Dick Groch, the former scout who discovered Yankees legend Derek Jeter, died on Wednesday in Port Huron, Michigan. He was 84. Groch’s family confirmed to MLB.com that he had died, while the Yankees ...

Derek Jeter and Wayne Boich helped draw big crowds — and even bigger checks — at two South Florida charity events this month.

Dick Groch, a longtime talent evaluator who served as a scout for the New York Yankees and later as a special assistant to the general manager for the Milwaukee Brewers, died on Wednesday night, ...

When Yankees legend Derek Jeter was a player, he was known as the ultimate bachelor. Since retiring from the game in 2014, he’s transitioned into an outstanding family man. While on the Fox Sports set ...

Yankees legend Derek Jeter can do no wrong in the eyes of many New Yorkers. But former Miami Marlins president David Samson paints a far less flattering picture of the Bronx icon. In an appearance on ...

If Tuesday’s American League Division Series rain delay threw off your schedule, you are not alone. Tuesday’s ALDS Game 2 between the Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers had been scheduled to start ...

In 1992, Groch brought Jeter along from Kalamazoo Central High School in Kalamazoo, Michigan. At the time, Groch made the declaration that “this kid is going to Cooperstown”, per Bryan Hoch of MLB.com ...

Before Derek Jeter won five World Series with the New York Yankees, he was a talented but raw shortstop at Michigan’s Kalamazoo Central High School. Enter former Yankees scout Dick Groch. Groch ...

Derek Jeter famously knew he wanted to play for the New York Yankees when he was 5 years old. Dick Groch didn't choose baseball over basketball until he was a married father of two. Yet the two men ...