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Mike Mussina, who turns 40 next month, is leaving after his first season of 20 victories.

When the Yankees’ Mike Mussina tries for his first 20-win season at Fenway Park on Sunday, it could be the last start of his career.

Bobby Abreu homered twice and drove in six runs, helping Mike Mussina to his 18th victory in a rout of the Chicago White Sox.

The Yankees lost two of three this weekend to the Mariners, the team with the worst record in the American League.

Bidding to win 20 for the first time during a career that started in 1991, Mike Mussina again struggled against his former team.

As he prepares for his start at the against the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, Mike Mussina is 15-7 with a 3.27 earned run average.

Mike Mussina, the Yankees’ best starter, spun more magic Thursday, working seven innings as the Yankees blanked the Texas Rangers to split a four-game series.

Mike Mussina retired 16 straight batters, gave up two hits and one earned run for his 14th victory of the season.

Mike Mussina baffled Minnesota for eight innings and Alex Rodriguez hit a two-run double as the Yankees beat the Twins Wednesday for their 10th straight home win.

Mike Mussina stifled the Boston Red Sox for six shutout innings Saturday, giving the Yankees their first win in three games this series.