The New York Yankees will need to boost their bullpen with trades this offseason, having missed out on the best relief pitchers in the free agent class.
The New York Yankees enter the 2025 offseason facing a defining moment. The team enter the post-Christmas stretch with patience, restraint, and quiet confidence, but MLB free agency rarely rewards hesitation.
The rumors that the New York Yankees are all in on Tatsuya Imai might be hot air after all, as a recent update from MLB insider Jack Curry would have us believe.
The New York Yankees' pursuit of Cody Bellinger has been strange so far. There are reportedly 10 teams vying for his talents as the winter wears on, but the Yankees' sense of urgency is leaving a lot to be desired.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The New York Yankees have one of the greatest right-handed hitters of all time in Aaron Judge, and a serious shortage of righties otherwise. With the recent acquisition of Amed Rosario, the lineup is a little more balanced, but designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton may once again have a heavy load on his shoulders this season.
The New York Yankees were supposed to have a three-headed monster when they acquired Giancarlo Stanton from the Miami Marlins, a year after Big G won National League MVP.
The New York Yankees have quite the list of positions they're shopping for this offseason. They're trying to sign outfielder and slugger Cody Bellinger to a new contract or die trying (which is to say, sign Kyle Tucker instead) and bullpen arms keep fleeing to Queens.
Cody Bellinger’s free agency has taken an unexpected turn, and it has less to do with on-field performance and more to do with a contract rumor that briefly sent shockwaves through the industry.
NY Post | Matt Ehalt: The Yankees have had their top priorities set for a while, but they’re still out there waiting to find a new team. In case things don’t end up falling their way and they need to pivot midway through the offseason, a Plan B has to be in place.
The New York Yankees apparently have their failsafe in case Cody Bellinger leaves in free agency. The Yankees have checked in on veteran outfielder Austin Hays, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported on Wednesday.
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.
New York Yankees fans dream about their team signing Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger to fill their outfield void. Such a signing might not happen, though, and the Bombers are reportedly looking at Austin Hays as a fallback option.
Now deep in the offseason and into the holiday season, the New York Yankees wished fans a happy holiday in a recent social media video. Each taking turns saying a few words, the Yankees teammates and manager Aaron Boone shared a scripted message.
The New York Yankees are chasing outfielder Cody Bellinger this offseason, and seem to be after a starting pitcher as well, despite recent comments from Aaron Boone that they don't necessarily need one.
It doesn’t take a Nobel Prize to be able to deduce that the MLB offseason has the slowest and most brutal pace in all of professional sports. The NBA and NHL have their drafts take place in late June after the conclusion of the postseason, and free agency begins on July 1st.
Time for some last-minute shopping for the New York Yankees. Much has been written about the club's pursuit of an outfielder. The Yankees' top preference is to re-sign Cody Bellinger.
The New York Yankees remain deeply engaged in efforts to bring back Cody Bellinger, the versatile outfielder who delivered a strong performance for them in 2025.
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has signed on to play for Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, and he is already getting some reps in for the March games.
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The New York Yankees are in a race against the clock to make moves, but at least they still have some options available in the free agent and trade markets.
The Yankees have agreed to minor league contracts with catcher Ali Sánchez and infielder Zack Short, per the team’s transaction log at MLB.com. Both former big leaguers will presumably be in major league camp next spring.
With Christmas just days away, several MLB teams have been hard at work, giving their fans stocking stuffers that will have them decking the halls past New Year’s.
The Yankees are expected to re-sign right-hander Paul Blackburn, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. It’s a one-year deal worth $2MM. The Boras Corporation client can earn an additional $500K through incentives.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone discussed the state of his roster, and while he said it’s very good, he also acknowledged that it’s probably not finished and there will be some tweaks up until spring training. Meanwhile, we now know more about why the Yanks didn’t want Luke Weaver back.