Gerrit Cole missed the entire 2025 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow. He is expected to make his return in late May or early June in 2026.
The marriage between Nick Castellanos and the Philadelphia Phillies has come to an end. The outfielder's poor attitude matched his play on the field. Now that Castellanos is free, if there's one thing the New York Yankees shouldn't do, it's try to make him fit on this roster.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone told members of the press that rookie pitcher Cam Schlittler is experiencing inflammation in the middle of his back and won't be pitching from the mound for the next few days.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The New York Yankees signed Paul Goldschmidt to a second one-year contract last week, and the details of that contract have finally been released. Per New York Post Sports insider Jon Heyman, Gldschmidt will be paid $4 million in 2026, with $500,000 bonuses for 400, 450, 500 and 550 plate appearances.
The New York Yankees have lost more players to the Rule 5 draft than they have added. They probably would like Garrett Whitlock back, as he has been a staple of the Red Sox bullpen for years and has given his old team fits since joining them.
One of the biggest changes to baseball is finally being introduced at the highest level: the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge system is here. All teams, including the New York Yankees, are contending with how to move forward in a world where calls can be overturned using a computer system, as opposed to the judgement of human umpires.
For all but maybe one or two years in the Aaron Judge era, the Yankees have always had a good, if not great, offense beyond the big man himself. They routinely pace the Junior Circuit in runs, wRC+, home runs, etc.
Whenever the name Spencer Jones gets brought up all New York Yankees fans can do is think about the strikeouts. His K% is through the roof and will be the deciding factor as to when he gets called up.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
When remembering the numerous pitchers throughout the history of the New York Yankees, it’s easy to recall plenty who spent only a couple of seasons with the club.
The New York Yankees have made another addition to their bullpen, signing Rafael Montero to a one-year deal, per multiple reports. Montero is a solid option
New York Yankees fans went into the offseason expecting their team to make a giant splash with trades and free agent signings. Though that hasn't quite happened, the Yankees still managed to make some moves, earning them a B- grade for the 2026 offseason going into the beginning of Spring Training.
The Yankees’ rotation was bitten by injuries last season. That helped pave the way for Cam Schlittler, who is heading into his second season, to carve out a role as a starter.
SNY | Alex Smith: Cam Schlittler is dealing with inflammation in his mid-back, manager Aaron Boone told the press on Thursday. The issue is considered minor and, after taking a few days off the mound, the right-hander is expected to return to his throwing program.
Spring training is just getting started, and the attention to New York Yankees baseball is on the rise. The organization has decided to “run it back”, deploying a similar roster to 2025.
With spring training underway, the New York Yankees have brought in a veteran pitcher who could eventually emerge as a bullpen option for the club. As reported by MLB insider Héctor Gómez, the Yankees have signed right-hander Rafael Montero to a minor league contract that includes an invite to big-league camp.
Sometimes, the best deals are the ones you don’t make. That seems to be the collective sigh of relief coming out of the Bronx right now. For a brief moment earlier this offseason, the New York Yankees actually kicked the tires on acquiring Nick Castellanos.
The New York Yankees offseason has been a hot topic of discussion, and rightfully so. Looking at their projected 2026 lineup, things are looking a bit too similar to 2025.
For the New York Yankees, the focus shifted from the radar gun to the training room on Thursday. Aaron Boone confirmed that Cam Schlittler is temporarily stepping away from mound work due to what the team is calling mid-back inflammation.
Pitchers and catchers are starting to report to their MLB clubs’ complexes for spring training, and the New York Yankees are gearing up to get the ball rolling.
The New York Yankees have positioned themselves as one of the league’s most formidable teams, yet entering 2026 there is still uncertainty about whether the starting rotation has enough depth.
The Yankees announced Monday that infielder Braden Shewmake and right-hander Dom Hamel, both of whom were designated for assignment last week, went unclaimed on waivers and were assigned outright to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
The Yankees are designating outfielder Yanquiel Fernandez for assignment just five days after claiming him off waivers from the Rockies, reports Francys Romero of BeisbolFR.com.