Jorge Posada and Tino Martinez were at Yankee Stadium on Sunday for the Yankees' 71st annual Old Timers' Day, and they both were impressed by Aaron Judge.

In a ceremony attended by owner Hal Steinbrenner, former teammates Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Bernie Williams and Tino Martinez -- and a less than full house at Yankee Stadium ...

Calling it “one of the happiest days of my life,” Jorge Posada delivered an emotional speech Saturday afternoon when his No. 20 jersey was retired by the Yankees and he got a plaque in … ...

Posada didn’t stop endorsing Martinezes with Pedro. He also lobbied for the Yankees’ front office to bring back first baseman Tino Martinez, who was cut by the Devil Rays recently.

Jorge Posada immediately seems comfortable with veteran Old Timers like Reggie Jackson. Tino, Torre and ... Maas? Tino Martinez and Joe Torre won four World Series titles together.

Was it Tino Martinez? He had the impossible chore of replacing Donnie Baseball, whose ghost straddled Martinez's back until he hit that grand slam in Game 1 of the '98 World Series.

Management deemed that they couldn’t afford Tino Martinez, so he was on the trade block. GM Woody Woodward focused on the Yankees, who needed a first-base replacement for retiring Don Mattingly.

Jorge Posada was excited to be back in camp with the Yankees for the first time since his retirement, but the former catcher made it clear that a Core Four reunion is not in the cards.

Posada attended this year at Tino Martinez's urging. "I want to be here for the fans," Posada said. Posada, Don Larsen and Whitey Ford got some of the biggest ovations, and Raines wasn't far behind.

For his larger-than-life passion and effort, the Yankees on Saturday before playing the Cleveland Indians retired Jorge Posada's No. 20 and unveiled a plaque in Monument Park honoring his 17-year ...

Several of the former Yankees on hand, including Jorge Posada and Tino Martinez, said they’d never seen a player like Judge, who entered Sunday with a major league leading 26 home runs.