The New York Yankees are officially reuniting with right-handed-hitting infielder Amed Rosario, a trade deadline acquisition and utility player they were pursuing this offseason.
One of the more interesting things around baseball in 2025 is the disconnect between how the Yankees are viewed by the professional analyst class and the more general population.
At the end of 2021, the New York Yankees were desperate for a starter to step up. Gerrit Cole fell off a cliff after being hampered by a hamstring injury.
The New York Yankees are still chasing an outfielder in Cody Bellinger or Kyle Tucker, and appear rocky on their other stated offseason objectives. Off to a quiet start already, especially as the winter meetings have come and gone, the Yankees could be letting go of yet another offseason goal.
Whoever said that you can’t repeat the past clearly overlooked the possibility of the Yankees acquiring Trevor Megill during this offseason. Always open
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 primary reason why the New York Yankees targeted, and acquired, third baseman Ryan McMahon from the Colorado Rockies at the trade deadline this past season was his stellar defense, but the club believes he can reach another level offensively by solving some long-standing issues that have plagued him throughout his career.
The New York Yankees haven't been super proactive in adding to their major league roster just yet this offseason, but they did bring in some bullpen depth days after the Winter Meetings concluded.
Cody Bellinger and his agent, Scott Boras, are reportedly looking for a contract in the 6-7 year range. He’s coming off an excellent bounce-back season with the New York Yankees after he was salary-dumped by the Chicago Cubs for Cody Poteet.
It’s been a quiet offseason so far for the New York Yankees, at least compared to their AL East rivals, the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles. Both clubs have already made big splashes, signing Dylan Cease and Pete Alonso to respective long-term deals.
The race for Cody Bellinger is heating up, and the New York Yankees are not alone in pursuing the veteran outfielder. While the Yankees are looking for a reunion with Bellinger, they also have been making calls about Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyler Tucker, striking a debate about which player can offer more.
A major piece of news broke recently about a rival team’s pitcher in the American League East. The future confidence in Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios may put him on the market, piquing the New York Yankees’ interest. Bit by bit so far this offseason, the market maneuvered, and players were shuffled team to team.
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The New York Yankees have not made many moves this offseason, but that doesn’t mean that they’ll be quiet for long. They recently added a new player to the team, signing Drake Fellows to a minor deal, according to MLB insider Jon Heyman.
This week, the New York Yankees added pitchers Cade Winquest in the Rule 5 Draft and Bradley Hanner on a minor league deal, looking to improve organizational pitching depth.
It has been a relatively quiet offseason for the New York Yankees thus far, but general manager Brian Cashman recently commented on shortstop Anthony Volpe’s future with the team.
The New York Yankees have a long list of needs to fulfill in the 2025 offseason, chief among them a heavy-hitting outfielder. The Yankees have also been predicted to pick up another starting pitcher due to several key members of the rotation facing injuries that will have them sidelined for Opening Day.
With a need for pitching, MLB.com’s Thomas Harrigan believes the New York Yankees could pursue veteran starting pitcher Jose Quintana in free agency. Quintana, who turns 37 in January, went 11-7 with a 3.96 ERA in 24 starts for the Milwaukee Brewers this past season.
Every year during our annual Report Card series here at Pinstripe Alley, we’re generally pretty thorough with who we grade. Obviously, we do full reports on the Aaron Judges and Max Frieds of the roster, but we all will take in depth looks at the likes of J.C Escarra and Ryan Yarbrough.
The New York Yankees have been working all offseason to make a massive signing in the outfield. Their main target is to bring back heavy-hitting veteran Cody Bellinger, but negotiations have yet to prove fruitful for the club.
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.
The Athletics are in agreement with reliever Mark Leiter Jr. on a one-year deal for about $3 million, ESPN reported Thursday. The 34-year-old right-hander was non-tendered by the New York Yankees after the 2025 season and became a free agent in November.
With the Winter Meetings already in the history books, the New York Yankees have spent a grand total of $0. However, they still have plenty of time to salvage their offseason by bringing Cody Bellinger back.
One of the stars of the New York Yankees will not be participating in the World Baseball Classic. Pitcher Max Fried was invited by Team USA manager Mark DeRosa to participate in the WBC but declined, DeRosa said Tuesday, according to YES Network’s Jack Curry.
The New York Yankees have not yet made a major splash in MLB free agency this winter. Last offseason, however, was a memorable one in the Bronx after the team signed left-hander Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million deal in December 2024, making him the highest-paid southpaw in league history.