The New York Yankees were thoroughly outclassed in their five-game 2024 World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. But ask ex-Yankee and current Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Nestor Cortes, and he’ll tell you the series could have just as easily swung the other way.

The Milwaukee Brewers could make a surprising decision in 2025 to move one of their most talented starting pitcher prospects into a new role. The Brewers are lo

Yankees manager Aaron Boone controversially used Cortes, a full-time starter since late 2021, as a reliever in the World Series. Cortes faced Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman with the Yankees leading 3-2 with two outs in Game 1.

That came after a morning report stated that Stanton, who had not swung a bat in about a month, was headed to New York to see the team doctors. Boone, who was unavailable to talk to reporters until later in the afternoon, disputed this. The reports were then amended to say Stanton went back to New York for a "personal matter."

Brewers color commentator Bill Schroeder, a former catcher for the team who's been in the booth for three decades, will join Buck on the broadcast to provide Brewers perspective, according to Marchand. Former Yankees manager Joe Girardi will also be in the booth to offer a Yankees-centric flavor.

Cortes gave up the first game-ending grand slam in World Series history in Game 1 of last year's Fall Classic.

Buck has called a variety of the MLB's biggest moments such as Mark McGwire's 62nd home run to break Roger Maris' record.

ESPN is going to the bullpen and calling for Monday Night Football play-by-play voice Joe Buck to broadcast the season opening game for the New York Yankees.

Joe Buck, who is better known for his work broadcasting football these days, will get the ESPN call of Milwaukee and New York on March 27.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are scrambling to find a replacement for Spencer Horwitz after his injury news. This former Yankees infielder could be a perfect fit.