Earlier this weekend, Brian Cashman was asked about the New York Yankees bringing back the same roster as the 2025 season, which ended in an ugly way at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays and, at one point, blew a seven-game lead in the American League East.
With the Yankees’ $162.5 million outlay to keep Cody Bellinger in the fold, word around the league is that the front office does not have another big move up their sleeves.
Since we began our Yankees’ birthday series at the start of the new year, we’ve generally gone back in time to celebrate a Yankee from the distant past.
While the New York Yankees seemed pleased with their outfield upon bringing Cody Bellinger back, they now have their sights set on bringing in another right-handed hitter.
SNY | John Flanigan: A couple of weeks ago, the Yankees sent four prospects to the Miami Marlins to acquire exciting, yet injury-prone lefty Ryan Weathers to fortify their rotation.
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.
The New York Yankees are still looking for ways to improve against left-handed pitching, and it was recently revealed that they offered a contract to Austin Slater.
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The New York Yankees got their guy in Cody Bellinger. The five-year deal brought back the outfielder fans wanted to see in pinstripes. But Brian Cashman isn't done yet.
The New York Yankees entered the MLB offseason with their outfield alignment largely unsettled outside of right fielder Aaron Judge. But as spring training
The New York Yankees have made it clear they are mostly content with rolling out the team they had in place before the offseason begin, which will also include a returning Gerrit Cole at some point.
Brian Cashman just tossed a Hail Mary from the Marlins’ facility all the way to the Bronx, and your opinion on it probably depends on how much you trust Matt Blake’s voodoo.
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.
The New York Yankees are in the market for a starting pitcher, and Detroit Tigers two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal looks to fit the bill. The Yankees will be beginning the 2026 season without three of their starters (Gerrit Cole, Clarke Schmidt and Carlos Rodón), making Skubal an attractive option.
Paul Goldschmidt is undoubtedly among the most accomplished sluggers remaining in the free agent market. The 2022 National League MVP has definitely regressed in the past few seasons, but he still remains a solid contributor with the bat.
On the surface, Luis Gil had a fine season for the New York Yankees in a limited capacity. The back of his baseball card says he posted a 3.32 ERA after returning from a lat strain.
The New York Yankees are in the midst of an offseason filled with accusations that they're not interested in making changes. While first baseman Paul Goldschmidt
The New York Yankees are less than two weeks out from the beginning of spring training, but still the center of numerous trade rumors around the league.
The Yankees have made some notable moves this month, re-signing Cody Bellinger and acquiring Ryan Weathers from the Marlins. They still have more work to do.
One veteran MLB reliever is ready to start sipping piña coladas. Right-hander David Robertson took to Instagram on Friday to officially announce his retirement from Major League Baseball.
Aaron Judge is gearing up to lead Team USA in the upcoming World Baseball Classic. But once the MLB season begins, he’ll be trying to take the New York Yankees back to the World Series.
The New York Yankees are reportedly linked to Paul Goldschmidt as both sides seek a reunion. The Yanks brought back most of their players from last season and have strengthened their bullpen.
The Yankees are dealing with criticism from fans and other outsiders who have said the club is simply "running it back" with the same roster from last season.
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.
The New York Yankees have a roster capable of making a deep postseason run heading into the 2026 MLB season, and the biggest reason for that remains right‑handed slugger Aaron Judge.