Former New York Yankees' legendary shortstop Derek Jeter recently revealed his picks for the 2025 World Series, and it includes the Chicago Cubs.

Yankees' Aaron Judge is having another historic season, wowing players on other teams with his continued greatness.

The Blue Jays (55-41) are two games up on the Bombers, chasing their first division title in nine years. The Red Sox (53-45) are three back, winners of 10 straight. The Rays (50-47) remain in contention, 5.5 games back despite four straight losses.

A plan to bullpen their way to a win backfired, and Jorbit Vivas' baserunning blunder further cost the Yankees in Friday night's loss at Atlanta.

The Yankees were determined to do better in 2025 – or at least compromise with Jeter. They canned the press conference and decided to play a softball game. Another disastrous decision. But with less than a month to go, Jeter took everyone off the hook. He told the Yankees he was skipping Old Timers Day.

Pinch-hitter Giancarlo Stanton delivered a two-run double and Bellinger added an RBI single that made it 7-3. But Judge extinguished the rally when he struck out against lefty Dylan Lee with runners on the corners.

The Yankees could bolster their infield defense by trading for Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes in this potential MLB blockbuster deal ahead of the trade deadline.

The New York Yankees were interested in Kyle Tucker before he was traded to the Chicago Cubs, and now the All-Star outfielder could be headed to free agency.