But he’s not a first baseman. He's a catcher. That’s the position Rice played exclusively at Dartmouth, donning the tools of ...

Is Austin Wells the New York Yankees' starting catcher? Is it Ben Rice? Manager Aaron Boone doesn't have the answers.

With Rice consistently hitting balls harder than most big leaguers not named Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, his receiving ...

Yankees starter Will Warren gave the bullpen a much needed break, pitching into the seventh inning, allowing just two runs ...

Ben Rice hits a solo home run to right field, increasing the Yankees' lead to a score of 3-0 in the bottom of the 3rd inning ...

Luke Keaschall grounds out, second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. to first baseman Ben Rice. Trevor Larnach scores. Byron Buxton ...

With Austin Wells struggling at the plate and Ben Rice swinging an impact bat, the latter found himself serving as the ...

On Tuesday, Ben Rice was catching for the third time in four games. But his preparation for earning more starts there began ...

Since July 11, no hitter in the big leagues with at least 50 plate appearances has been worse than Wells, who has a 1 wRC+ in that span.

Wells, who posted a .322 OPB as a rookie last year and a .370 OBP over his minor league career, noted that he could chase ...

Goes deep in win ...