The New York Yankees are in the middle of a 17-year championship drought. The longer they go without winning their 28th title, the less fans and the media seem to hear from the team's owner, Hal Steinbrenner.
" /> The 2013 season was a year of transition for the Yankees, as injuries ravaged the squad (most notably Jeter and Mark Teixeira) and there just wasn’t enough depth to get the team back to October in what turned out to be Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte’s swan song.
The New York Yankees have some key issues to address this offseason, with second base being near the top of the list. Jazz Chisholm Jr. was not good this year, and it's unclear if the Yankees will want to pay a premium to keep him around.
When the Yankees announced they were bringing back Paul Goldschmidt for 2026, it went down somewhat like a lead balloon. He had gotten off to a nice start in 2025, but fell off down the stretch.
In the course of nearly a little over 90 minutes while the Rays and Brewers made some of their final preparations for the World Series, the Yankees played defense.
Once upon a time, Brian Cashman declared Bubba Crosby the New York Yankees' center fielder. Not long after, he inked Johnny Damon to a 4-year, $52 million deal, making Crosby's spot on the team obsolete.
Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees’ captain, expects an “all-in” approach from the front office during the offseason. He had made it clear as soon as another one of the Yankees’ postseason runs ended without even reaching the World Series.
New York Post | Grace McCarron: Hal Steinbrenner held court yesterday with members of the Yankee beat, albeit by Zoom which in and of itself is an interesting decision.
The New York Yankees’ late addition of veteran catcher Mitch Garver never produced a single appearance in pinstripes, and the 35-year-old has now walked away from the game entirely after a decade in the majors.
The New York Yankees once again fell short in October, extending their World Series drought to 17 seasons. While many have blamed manager Aaron Boone and GM Brian Cashman, the Yankees’ owner, Hal Steinbrenner, has a different opinion.
The New York Yankees go into every season with high expectations, and for fans, it has come to be known as "World Series or bust" every season. There was a point in time where the Yankees were the favorites to win it all every year.
Aaron Boone will be back as the New York Yankees' manager next season, but the team has not given him an extension. Boone has one year remaining on his deal, and he will be the first Yankees manager to get a 10th season with the team despite not winning a championship as the manager.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone offered a candid assessment of Giancarlo Stanton’s challenging season during a media availability on Wednesday, highlighting the slugger’s perseverance amid persistent injuries that limited him to just 24 games.
The New York Yankees played most of the season without Aaron Judge, who missed over 80 games with a rib injury and then suffered a calf strain after returning.
New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner wasn’t too fond of team captain Aaron Judge’s recent remarks about the 27-time champions needing to go “all in” on their roster.
The Yankees have a lot of unrest and uncertainty surrounding them following their sudden crash-and- burn in the ALDS. They're heading into an offseason that will not only be condensed by a lockout, but will also raise questions about MLB's financial system as a whole.
If the New York Yankees add an outfielder this offseason—preferably a center fielder—it will need to come via trade. The free agent outfielders aren't great.
The Yankees didn’t do much to upgrade their bullpen last winter. They brought in veteran Ryan Yarbrough on a small deal. Angel Chivilli came over in a trade with the Rockies.
After another season ended without a World Series Championship, the New York Yankees have several important decisions to make as they prepare for the offseason.