Two-time World Series champion and former New York Yankees catcher Jim Leyritz recently launched his new podcast, “Catching Heat.” Question: We were talking before the interview and you ...

Baseball's longest walk-off home run drought is over. Wednesday night, Yankees top prospect Jasson Domínguez clubbed a ...

Jim Leyritz claims he pulled off a coup to avoid a trade for the Red Sox near the end of his career. Leyritz, a postseason folk hero of the legendary 1990s Yankees dynasty, appeared on OutKick’s ...

The pregame ceremonies featured remarks from Norwich Mayor Peter Nystrom, appearances by a Color Guard flag corps and a Foot Guard regiment, and an autograph session and ceremonial first pitch from ...

today announced that Jim Leyritz has joined the company in its New York office. "Jim's experience and success in both the title insurance industry and on the ballfield make him an extremely ...

This year’s event will feature former New York Yankees star Jim Leyritz, who won two world championships with the Bronx Bombers, and Sirius XM’s Ed Randall, who hosts “Talking Baseball” on ...

He fought for the rookies. I can’t say a bad word about him." Former New York Yankees player Jim Leyritz, who spent the 1990 season with Sanders, shared similar sentiments about the way Sanders ...

Yankees legend Jim Leyritz is known for his past filled with legal troubles. One such problem that many won't forget would be when he was accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife. In 2009 ...

“I became an ambassador for professional softball and got to go to an All-Star Fest where Jim Leyritz was working for MLB,” Wohlbach said. “His booth was next to mine and I was signing ...

Atlanta Braves: Jim Leyritz's HR in 1996 World Series Game 4 The Braves won Game 1 and Game 2 of the 1996 World Series, and they looked poised to take a 3-1 series lead when they carried a 6-3 ...

Jim Leyritz had vowed he would get revenge after alleging Mariners lefthander Randy Johnson hit him intentionally with a pitch in a game in Seattle. But there were no fights, stares or even words ...