In a world where the New York Yankees just re-signed Cody Bellinger, CBS Sports is urging them to bring back Jazz Chisholm as well. Mike Axisa put together a list of 10 players who are on expiring contracts who he believes are extension candidates.
The New York Yankees are heading into the 2026 MLB season with relatively the same group after outfielder Cody Bellinger officially rejoined the organization on a five-year contract on Monday.
The New York Yankees made three roster moves on January 27, bringing in a right-handed pitcher while parting ways with two players who never quite found their footing in the Bronx.
The Yankees announced that they have claimed right-hander Dom Hamel off waivers from the Rangers. They also designated left-hander Jayvien Sandridge and outfielder Marco Luciano for assignment.
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.
Aaron Judge is the face of the New York Yankees and once again the face of MLB The Show. It is the second time he has been fortunate to grace the cover of the popular video game.
The New York Yankees have hired Mario Garza as their new Director of International Scouting. Jack Curry of the YES network was the first to report the appointment Garza joined the organization in 2011 as a coach for the Tampa Yankees.
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.
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Prediction season is upon us in Major League Baseball as the leading scouting sites publish their lists of the top 100 prospects in the game, and for the New York Yankees, it's interesting to note who is NOT on the radar.
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It's getting late early for the Hot Stove as MLB prepares to pivot to spring training, but the New York Yankees still have time for a splash free-agent signing.
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.
Paul Goldschmidt was part of the Plan B for the New York Yankees last year, after Juan Soto departed. The veteran first baseman and former National League Most Valuable Player was meant to take over for Anthony Rizzo, while also providing a stable defense at first, and some semblance of offense.
The New York Yankees did not finish the 2025 season as they had hoped, but several individual performances stood out, including that of Jazz Chisholm Jr.
The offseason for the New York Yankees is not done yet. They are still looking to add to their offense. The Athletic mentioned on a podcast today that the Yankees are looking to add a right-hand hitting first baseman.
The New York Yankees have not been particularly active this MLB offseason, even as the rest of the American League East has made notable upgrades. However, New York did accomplish its most important task earlier in January by re‑signing outfielder Cody Bellinger to a five‑year, $162.5 million contract.
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.
Cody Bellinger is officially back with the New York Yankees after the club announced a five-year deal with two player opt-outs for the former National League MVP on Monday.
The New York Yankees appear to be running it back with pretty much the same roster going into next season, for better or for worse. That includes Trent Grisham and Cody Bellinger, who were both free agents but ended up returning to the Bronx for 2026.
There are still some intriguing free agents available across Major League Baseball right now, including former Most Valuable Player Paul Goldschmidt. On Monday, MLB Network's Jon Morosi reported that Goldschmidt is planning to play in 2026 despite not finding a home yet.
The long-awaited standoff between the New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger finally came to a close this week. Bellinger signed a five-year deal to return to New York and don the pinstripes for the foreseeable future.