On a day that ended in defeat, there was not a more encouraging sight for the Yankees than the reappearance of the two-time ...

For DJ LeMahieu, it doesn't seem all that long ago when he was leading the Colorado Rockies to back-to-back postseason ...

With the Colorado Rockies off to the worst 50-game start since 1901, 8 wins and 42 losses heading into their Memorial Day ...

New York charged up its offense against the team with MLB's worst record, and LeMahieu got in on the action with his first three-hit performance of the season. It was a much-needed breakthrough for ...

LeMahieu also singled at 100.5 mph in the fifth inning and had a forceout at 96.7 mph in the sixth inning. However, his ...

For DJ LeMahieu, it doesn't seem all that long ago when he was leading the Rockies to back-to-back postseason appearances.

After the 2018 MLB season, veteran infielder DJ LeMahieu decided to leave the Colorado Rockies in free agency. He decided to join the New York Yankees, signing a two-year deal for $24 million.

All signs point to the veteran being well past his prime. All signs, that is, besides the heart of one particular fan.

LeMahieu hit his first home run since July and is performing well in the field and at the plate after finally getting healthy ...

Yankees veteran infielder DJ LeMahieu was expected to make his first start of the season in Wednesday afternoon's series ...

DJ LeMahieu still talks fondly about the seven seasons he spent as a member of the Colorado Rockies. However, now in his seventh campaign with the New York Yankees, LeMahieu doesn’t regret his ...

DJ LeMahieu swats a solo home run just over the right-field wall, opening the scoring for the Yankees in the bottom of the ...