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The news broke Tuesday that the rival New York Yankees would be playing Boston's signature song in order to pay tribute to the victims of the Boston marathon bombings. If you didn't get a chance to see it, here it is. 

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While Neil Diamond's classic 'Sweet Caroline' is a staple in Boston, the rival Yankees usually want nothing to do with that song. Today is a different day in this country, and the New York Yankees are showing such class, and will play that song to honor the victims of Monday's Boston marathon bombings. 

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I know that the season is only a couple of games old, but this year feels a little different than the past couple with the Red Sox. 

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This season, one player will make more in salary than all of the players on another team. Does that sound right?

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Mariano Rivera, the greatest relief pitcher in major league history, intends to retire at the end of the 2013 season. The New York Yankees' closer is supposed to make the announcement official at a press conference at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa on Saturday

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An MLB source says that a few prominent members of the New York Yankees could be facing suspension for using Performance Enhancing Drugs.

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The Boston Red Sox let Kevin Youkilis slip away from them in the 2012 season, and now he's a member of the rival New York Yankees. However, Youk isn't soon forgetting about his time with Boston.

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With the latest news that Alex Rodriguez bought performance enhancing drugs just last season and dealing with hip surgery, it looks like his time with the Yankees is done.

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Kevin Youkilis and the Yankees have finalized their $12 million, one-year contract, giving New York a third baseman for the first half of next season while Alex Rodriguez recovers from hip surgery.

The deal with the three-time All-Star had been agreed to Tuesday, pending a physical, and the Yankees announced it Friday.  N

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The 2012 season was supposed to be the farewell season for Yankee reliever Mariano River, but thanks to an unfortunate injury things did not go as planned.

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