Jesse Orosco will be listening. In a summer devoted to what Cal Ripken calls baseball’s “big, round numbers,” Orosco is approaching one of the game’s most understated but imposing records.

Jesse Orosco is thrilled to be back in New York. It just took him a little longer to get here. Orosco, the Yankees’ new 46-year-old reliever, was detoured on his way to The Bronx for the Yank… ...

Jesse Orosco celebrates the Mets’ 1986 NLCS Game 6 victory over the Astros. Getty Images Q: You were in the clubhouse when the miracle Game 6 rally began against the Red Sox.

Jesse Orosco has become the No. 1 fan of the minor-league Missoula Osprey, the entry-level affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. His son, Jesse Orosco Jr., is a reliever for the club after being ...

Orosco is enjoying his second season of his second stint with the team, having also earned a World Series ring as a member of the 1988 club. He and his wife, Leticia, live year round in San Diego ...

Jesse Orosco was cut by the Dodgers in training camp, signed to a minor league contract on April 24 after General Manager Kevin Malone's forced resignation and struggled in his early days with the ...

Jesse Orosco. That may be key for the Yankees, too, Orosco says. And he believes they’ve got the right guy for the job: Aaron Boone. “The Yankees have a very smart manager,” Orosco says.

It would be symmetrical if Jesse Orosco began and ended his career in New York, but that appears unlikely–at least right now. Who’s to say that the Yankees or Mets won’t reacquire the left ...

He went 3-6 with a 3.96 ERA and six saves. After Jesse Orosco left the Mets to join the Dodgers in 1988, Myers took his place as the Mets' primary left-handed reliever.