The gig comes with a major league minimum salary of $760,000. It’s not Aaron Judge money, but it’s quite the raise for ...

At some point, the spring of firsts — his first time cracking a major league roster, his first at-bat — will start to fade ...

The Yankees’ backup catcher — who made his debut in the majors after working jobs as an Uber driver and a substitute teacher — and his wife Jocelyn Escarra kissed on the field at Yankees Stadium ...

After a meandering minor league career that took detours to Mexico and Puerto Rico and included a release that led to ...

J.C. Escarra’s winding path through professional baseball included a detour to gig work as a ride-share driver.

It began with a glove, a bat, and a dream that didn’t know how to give up—no matter how hard life hit back, harder than any ...

Just ask J.C. Escarra, who made approximately $400 every ... who made his big league debut on March 29. “I’m not sure what I’m gonna treat myself to with my first big league paycheck ...

For the New York Yankees, the waterworks occurred in the office of manager Aaron Boone when he let catcher J.C. Escarra know that ... the moment he makes his debut, which could come during that ...