New York Yankees slugger and captain Aaron Judge is able to add yet another to the long list of accolades beside his name. The 10-year Yankee and seven-time All Star has been named the recipient of the 2025 American League Hank Aaron Award.
This offseason, the New York Yankees have a laundry list of holes of fill, spots to improve, and players to off-load. Amongst many “to-dos”, establishing a closer for 2026 may be a priority.
The New York Yankees have had many superstars, but outfielder Aaron Judge is one of the best in franchise history. The 33-year-old is third all-time among Yankees players with a 1.028 career OPS, behind only Hall of Famers Babe Ruth (1.195) and Lou Gehrig (1.079), per MLB.com.
Aaron Judge’s latest accomplishment highlighted another historic chapter for the New York Yankees Thursday night, as the superstar slugger secured his second straight AL MVP award.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
Left-handed starting pitcher Max Fried joined the New York Yankees last offseason on a record-breaking eight-year, $218 million contract. His deal is the largest ever for a southpaw in MLB history.
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.
Ben Rice had a breakout season with the New York Yankees in 2025, playing first base and catcher and showing incredible promise for the future. It's clearly made an impact on the front office, and in a recent interview, general manager Brian Cashman talked about the trust the team has in the up-and-comer.
Cody Bellinger hit .272 with 29 homers and 98 RBIs (.813 OPS) this season when the New York Yankees went 94–68 and lost a four-game ALDS to the Toronto Blue Jays in October's postseason series.
The New York Yankees returned to the spotlight this week after a remark from manager Aaron Boone revived the ongoing conversation about how the team operates.
There were plenty of reasons why the New York Yankees led baseball in homers and OPS this past season, but outfielder Cody Bellinger was one of the main ones.
As the winter meetings approach, there are some questions as to whether Gerrit Cole will be ready for 2026 and how he will perform for the New York Yankees.
Former Yankees reliever Devin Williams is already drawing interest from at least a third of the league despite having one of the worst seasons of his career in 2025.
The Dodgers have shown interest in Devin Williams as they pursue a high-leverage righty reliever, reports Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic. They join the Marlins as teams known to be interested in the two-time All-Star.
The New York Yankees are seen as the favorites to land Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai. The Seibu Lions have approved the posting of Imai late last night, and if approved, he’ll be able to negotiate with all 30 MLB teams.
Landing Imai would do much to bring stability to the Yankees’ questionable pitching staff. And though they probably wouldn’t regret signing him, there may be a better opportunity next offseason.
The New York Yankees have finalized their major league coaching staff for the 2026 season, promoting from within to fill a key vacancy. The team has named Dan Fiorito as its new first base coach, replacing Travis Chapman, who was let go earlier in the offseason.
The New York Yankees are looking to land their own Japanese game-changer in free agency this offseason. The Yankees are expected to be “among the favorites” to sign Japanese pitching ace Tatsuya Imai, per reporter Francys Romero.