The New York Yankees today announced an investment partnership with Vision Esports, the largest single shareholder of three esports-related companies.

The Yankees today announced that members of the Immaculate Conception School Eagle Safety Patrol have been invited to sit in the Judge's Chambers for Monday's ALCS Game 3 vs. Houston. The Eagle Safety Patrol is made up of eighth graders who serve as leaders among their peers in both the classroom and community. Among their contributions are raising money for hurricane and earthquake relief efforts in Florida, Puerto Rico and Mexico; starting a recycling project to generate resources to provide support for the homeless; volunteering in a Bronx-based community garden and tutoring students after school.

The Yankees today announced that staff and volunteers from the Salvation Army and Red Cross, who provided direct assistance for those affected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Jose and Maria in Houston, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, have been invited to sit in the Judge's Chambers for Monday's ALDS Game 4 vs. Cleveland.

The Yankees announced today that seating in the Judge's Chambers throughout the postseason will be devoted to celebrating our youngest fans along with honoring every day heroes in our community.

The New York Yankees announced today that they will significantly expand the protective netting during the upcoming offseason at both Yankee Stadium and George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Prior to tonight's game, the Yankees reinstated OF Aaron Hicks from the 10-day disabled list.

The New York Yankees return home to Yankee Stadium today for their final regular season homestand of the year. The stretch will feature the makeup game of a May 25th rainout vs. Kansas City (Monday, September 25), a three-game series vs. the Tampa Bay Rays (Tuesday-Thursday, September 26-28) and a three-game set vs. the Toronto Blue Jays (Friday-Sunday, September 29-October 1).

The child who was struck with a batted ball today was given first aid at the ballpark and is receiving medical attention at an area hospital.

For the seventh consecutive year, the New York Yankees will join with New York-Presbyterian -- the official hospital of the New York Yankees -- Columbia University Medical Center, Weill Cornell Medicine and Ed Randall's Fans for the Cure (fans4thecure.org), to save the lives of their fans and employees from prostate cancer during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month by offering a free screening.