The free agency market is heating up and another former New York Yankees pitcher is leaving the team. According to the New York Posts' Joel Sherman, reliever Luke Weaver is in the process of finalizing a two-year, $22 million deal with the Yankees' crosstown rivals, the New York Mets.
The New York Mets did not wake up Wednesday planning another quiet headline. They could not afford one. After watching Kyle Schwarber, Edwin Diaz, Pete Alonso, and a handful of other targets come off the board in rapid succession, the Mets were drifting toward the kind of offseason silence that erodes confidence fast.
Like most of us, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is probably finishing up his shopping for the holiday season. And like most of us, Cashman is probably encountering a little sticker shock at the checkout register.
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 jokes are already there. If a free agent spent time with the New York Yankees, there would likely be some report coming out that the Mets aren't too far behind, making their own full-court press for the player.
The New York Yankees are looking to add a pitcher to their rotation and have received some good news from overseas about where they stand with Japanese right-hander Tatsuya Imai.
The New York Yankees are reportedly interested in re-signing Luke Weaver, according to Chris Kirschner of The Athletic. Relief pitching is so volatile because Weaver was beloved by Yankees fans last year, all the way up to their World Series appearance.
The New York Yankees have floated the idea that they are open to the idea of trading second baseman Jazz Chisholm, despite his 31 homer/31 stolen base season, and fans and commentators are shocked at the idea.
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.
MLB.com | Bryan Hoch: Carlos Rodón indicated he was progressing well in his recovery from elbow surgery and expects to rejoin the Yankees early on in the regular season.
The New York Yankees need bullpen help this offseason, whether it's top of mind or not, and they have already lost one (Devin Williams) from their 2025 crop of relievers (with another likely out the door in Luke Weaver).
The New York Yankees finally received some good news about their 2026 pitching staff. Left handed starter Carlos Rodón made an appearance on YES Network's hot stove program and announced he has begun his throwing program, most recently making 30 throws from distances of 60 to 75 feet.
The New York Yankees are exploring all avenues of improving their roster. One option would be adding another top flight pitcher to their rotation. As he prepares to join MLB, Tatsuya Imai will garner interest from plenty of teams around the league.
The New York Yankees appear to be closing in on a significant addition to their pitching rotation, with multiple reports indicating they are the frontrunners to sign Japanese star Tatsuya Imai.
Lately, the idea of the New York Yankees trading 2B Jazz Chisholm Jr. isn’t far-fetched. On Tuesday, the Yankees themselves seem serious about that possibility, per MLB Network.
The New York Yankees are staring at a calendar they do not like. Carlos Rodón, Gerrit Cole, and Clarke Schmidt will all open the 2026 season on the injured list, and in at least one case the absence stretches far beyond April.
The New York Yankees haven't done much to bolster the roster in the offseason, and they may be facing competition on one key move that remains on the table.
The New York Yankees are catching a stray this week from a potential trade target. Arizona Diamondbacks All-Star infielder Ketel Marte has the Yankees on his no-trade list, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported on Monday.
Teams have shown interest in infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the Yankees have listened, according to reporting from Bryan Hoch of MLB.com and Jeff Passan of ESPN.
The Anthony Volpe experiment is an absolute disaster heading into his fourth season in the Major Leagues, and he could lose his starting job. Undergoing shoulder surgery this offseason, Volpe is expected to miss time, giving the New York Yankees the chance to look externally for other options at shortstop.
The New York Yankees reached a one-year, $2.5 million deal with infielder Amed Rosario, per multiple media reports. The contract will include another $250,000 in possible incentives.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. wants to remain with the New York Yankees, but the feeling might not necessarily be mutual. The Yankees are listening to trade offers for the All-Star infielder Chisholm, Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Thursday.