The torpedo bats drew attention on Saturday when YES Network broadcaster Michael Kay said on the telecast of the Yankees' ...

The Yankees’ backup catcher — who made his debut in the majors after working jobs as an Uber driver and a substitute teacher ...

J.C. Escarra went viral earlier this week for the phone call with his mom telling her his big-league dreams came true. He ...

JC Escarra was not too proud to take any odd job he could to make ends meet. Once a first baseman in the Baltimore Orioles ...

New York Yankees catcher J.C. Escarra tells his mother he made the team in emotional video ...

J.C. Escarra was driving for Uber and substitute teaching to keep his dream alive of playing in MLB, and it was all worth it ...

His childhood friend, catcher J.C. Escarra, made the Yankees’ Opening Day roster, capping a long journey that included ...

Puerto Rico catcher Juan Escarra (47) fails to tag base runner Ramon Hernandez (41) with the ball to allow a run during the ...

NEW YORK (AP) — J.C. Escarra’s winding path through professional baseball included a detour to gig work as a ride-share driver. When it was time to head from his midtown Manhattan hotel to Yankee ...

"There was a time that I was going to hang it all up," Escarra said. "I believed it was time to move on and see what's next.

JC Escarra’s inspiring journey from Uber driver to Yankees catcher shows perseverance, earning him a backup role and a shot ...

Yankees catcher J.C. Escarra clearly thinks those barking about New York's new torpedo bats should pipe down ... telling TMZ ...