The New York Yankees and outfielder Cody Bellinger recently agreed to a reunion, as Bellinger signed a five-year contract worth $162.5 million. While speaking to reporters Wednesday, Bellinger was asked about the opportunity to play with Aaron Judge once again.
Aaron Judge has spent the last several seasons redefining what an MVP looks like in the American League. When he’s healthy, the award often feels spoken for—towering home runs, league-leading power, and a gravitational pull that alters entire game plans.
Time is winding down in the Major League Baseball offseason. Spring Training is roughly two weeks away and we should start to see movement across the league beforehand.
The New York Yankees earned strong praise this offseason for a roster-building approach rooted in balance rather than excess. Multiple insiders have pointed to one decision that best reflects how the organization aligned short-term contention with long-term flexibility.
The New York Yankees have made another trade with the Colorado Rockies. New York acquired RHP Angel Chivilli from the Rockies for minor leaguer TJ Rumfield.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
During a video call Wednesday to announce Cody Bellinger's re-signing, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said he has been "openly willing to challenge anybody that we don't have a championship-caliber roster or team."
The New York Yankees and their fans got some exciting news from manager Aaron Boone, who noted that Aaron Judge’s elbow is in a good place and that his throwing program is actually ahead of schedule, a symptom that his body is responding well and recovering as well.
Wednesday, Cody Bellinger was officially re-introduced to the New York Yankees. Just one week ago, the Yankees made the biggest splash of their offseason, resigning Bellinger to a five year, $162.5 million deal, with two opt-outs.
The Yankees finalized their five-year, $162.5MM contract with Cody Bellinger last week. That would ordinarily come with a $32.5MM average annual value that counts against the team’s luxury tax ledger.
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.
Aaron Judge will continue in his role as captain of the New York Yankees, and now, with the World Baseball Classic in a few weeks, he'll also lead Team USA.
The New York Yankees are likely heading into the 2026 MLB season with a group that looks very similar to the one that fell short in the divisional round last year.
The New York Yankees saved a lot of their offseason work until the latter half of the winter. After re-signing Cody Bellinger to a five-year, $162.5 million deal, the Yankees had a very similar roster in place to the one they finished with last year.
The New York Yankees have made another move this offseason, and this time it addresses one of their biggest needs: the bullpen. According to a post by the Yankees PR Department on social media, New York is adding right-handed relief pitcher Angel Chivilli from the Colorado Rockies.
The Yankees announced Wednesday that they’ve designated outfielder Michael Siani for assignment. His spot on the 40-man roster goes to newly acquired reliever Angel Chivilli, who just came over in a trade with the Rockies.
After a relatively quiet offseason, the New York Yankees’ decision to re-sign Cody Bellinger to a five-year, $162.5 million deal has increased trade talk surrounding top outfield prospect Jasson Dominguez.
While the New York Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt experiment last season could confidently be deemed at least a mild success, the club has no real reason to bring back the potential Hall of Fame first baseman.
The New York Yankees have reunited with Cody Bellinger. The Bronx Bombers are expected to run it back with almost the same roster in 2026. Devin Williams and Luke Weaver are gone, and the Yankees hope to make it past the ALDS this time.
The Yankees offseason has been rather slow. They have added just two external additions — Ryan Weathers and Cade Winquest. Tuesday, Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake went on Yankees Hot Stove to provide some updates as the team begins to flock to Tampa.
Three teams from the American League East reached the postseason in 2025, including the New York Yankees. Judging by the offseason acquisitions and moves as the calendar is almost ready to turn to February, it’s very possible three teams from the division may make the postseason again in 2026.
Spring training is inching closer, and while the Yankees have a strong roster, three positions still need upgrades: the bullpen, the starting rotation, and first base, where Ben Rice could use a platoon partner.