Not all 6-4-3 double plays in the Major Leagues are created equal. The Tampa Bay Rays demonstrated that on Saturday afternoon ...

José Caballero leaped in front of the right-field wall at George M. Steinbrenner Field to rob the Yankees’ Ben Rice of a ...

One day after robbing a home run in the outfield, Jose Caballero showed off his glove and snapping skills in the infield with a wild double play.

José Caballero makes a between-the-legs flip to start a double play after a review in the top of the 1st inning ...

The Yankees edged past the Rays in a tight 1-0 win, but it was a defensive gem from Tampa Bay’s utility man that stole the spotlight.

With the bases loaded in the top of the first inning and no outs, Caballero fielded a ground ball at shortstop off the bat of New York Yankees slugger Paul Goldschmidt. Caballero slid feet first to ...

José Caballero sprints to the wall and leaps to rob a home run from Ben Rice, recording the first out in the top of the 8th ...

Ben Rice hits one deep to right field, but Jose Caballero leaps at the wall to make an amazing catch for the Rays.

The speedy outfielder is eager to show that his game plays in the big leagues: “I’ve proved it at every level. What’s one ...

In Friday night’s 1-0 loss to the Yankees, they struck out a season-high 15 times in suffering their fourth straight loss.

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The lefty-hitting Yankees designated hitter was drilled in the left elbow by a pitch in Saturday's game against Tampa Bay at Steinbrenner Field.