The New York Yankees are in the midst of one of Major League Baseball's most impressive streaks — despite moving into a new, smaller Yankee Stadium in 2009, the Yankees have led the American League in attendance for nine straight seasons. But the Yankees may not be entirely pleased with how the seats have been filled in the Bronx.

The New York Post reported Tuesday, April 24 that the Yankees are engaged in a dispute with StubHub, the official ticket reseller of Major League Baseball, over how inexpensively it prices some tickets to Yankee Stadium. The Yankees have the second-highest average ticket price in MLB this year ($51.55, per the Team Marketing Report) and their cheapest tickets are $5 (before service fees) in the bleachers and grandstand.

The once-impenetrable aura of Derek Jeter has taken a hit the last two seasons. The iconic Yankees shortstop entered free agency for the first time coming off the worst year of his career in 2010 and absorbed some rare criticism when his bitter contract negotiations with the Yankees went public.

The first half of this season has made it clear Jeter is in the sunset phase of his career, both at the plate and in the field, and the Yankees' success with Jeter on the disabled list the previous three weeks (they were 14-4 with him on the shelf due to a calf injury) has led even the most devout of Jeter supporters to wonder if the Yankees are better off without him.

The New York Yankees issued an apology to season tickets holders this week for accidently releasing the personal information of thousands of individual fans.

The breach was an internal one, according to the team, after an employee mistakenly sent out an email on Monday, April 25, that contained a spreadsheet attachment with the personal information of about 17,000 season ticket holders.

Tickets to see the New York Yankees this season, as well as tickets to several upcoming concert dates by the jam masters Phish are on sale throughout the weekend ending March 14 as compiled by TicketNews.

The Yankees start off this weekend's onsales with single-game tickets available beginning today, March 11. In addition, tickets to see New York's other baseball team, the Mets, also go on sale on Monday, March 14.

The New York Yankees – Boston Red Sox rivalry merely simmered last season as the Red Sox battled a spate of injuries and finished third in the American League East while the Yankees cruised to another playoff appearance. But, the two teams continued vying for at least one title — that of most popular team in sports, at least among ticket buyers.

The Yankees ended 2010 as the most-searched team among the four major American professional sports on ticket search engine FanSnap.com, while the Red Sox finished third.