Giancarlo Stanton, who hit a double in the second inning, is thankful his mental mistake of assuming his blast to left-center was headed out of the yard will be easily forgotten. And he was quick to take accountability for not hustling out of the box during a post-game interview in the celebratory locker room.

Now that the Yankees had won and his self-described “bone-head play” proved nothing more than a memorable folly, Giancarlo Stanton could let loose a bid.

The New York Yankees would not have won Game 3 of the AL Wild Card Series if not for Cam Schlittler. But Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton also knows he nearly cost his team as well. Stanton apologized and offered a key lesson to young baseball fans while celebrating New York’s 4-0 win in the series-clinching […

New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton made an embarrassing mistake during his team's AL Wild Card Series win over the Boston Red Sox on Thursday

Giancarlo Stanton's performance this season has been impressive despite being sidelined until mid-June with elbow injuries.

Giancarlo Stanton rips a 114.5 mph double off the left-field wall to lead off the 2nd inning, putting a runner in scoring position for the Yankees

In his career so far, Giancarlo Stanton has been a player that has enjoyed himself when the lights shine brightest.

Giancarlo Stanton enters October tied with Mickey Mantle on the Yankees’ postseason home run list, chasing Derek Jeter and Bernie Williams.

It doesn’t get better than this for baseball fans as there are three Game 3s throughout the day on Thursday. There were six home runs hit on Wednesday, down fro