Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball:Yankees end a 974-day droughtJust after 10 p.m. ET, a lot of New York sports fans were feeling, like Larry David, pretty, pretty good.

The Yankees have, so far at least, gone out of their way to downplay any concerns. Cruz has already resumed playing catch, and manager Aaron Boone told reporters on Wednesday night that imaging didn't reveal any structural damage. A cortisone shot and some rest, and he'll hopefully be right as rain.

Yankees star Jasson Dominguez makes MLB history in May with record-setting power surge and walk-off home run heroics.

Sometimes, baseball doesn’t need fireworks to feel electric. On a quiet Thursday afternoon in the Bronx, the New York Yankees […]

New York will be without one of its top relievers, Fernando Cruz, who heads to the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation.

After a hot start with his new team, the Atlanta Braves, former New York Yankees outfielder Alex Verdugo has seen his production drop sharply.

The Rangers came to New York. They dodged rain and continued their aversion to scoring runs, losing 1-0 to the Yankees to complete New York’s three-game sweep at Yankee Stadium. The Rangers fell back below .500 to 25-26. Need more details? No? Too bad. We got ‘em:

When trying to decide who the best shortstop was in the first quarter of this 2000’s century, The Athletic’s Jayson Stark ended up in New York City with a tough choice. For his "All Quarter Century Team," the longtime MLB writer’s final choice was Derek Jeter — barely.

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