The outlook for Cam Schlittler in 2026 is one of the few positives of an offseason many consider underwhelming for the New York Yankees. While they did not fortify an already good 94-win team, covering up the holes that ailed a leaky bullpen last season, Schlittler was one of the big things to look forward to.
The MLB is entering a new era in 2026, with the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System officially coming to every ballpark this season. For the New York Yankees, manager Aaron Boone thinks the change could work in their favor, and he was pretty specific about why.
" /> After that, Hassey spent a couple years in Chicago, a couple with the Athletics, and ended his career with the Expos in 1991. In that final season in Montreal, Hassey made some history when he caught another perfect game, this one from Dennis Martínez on July 28th.
2025 was another injury-marred year for Giancarlo Stanton after spending the first two months on the sidelines. He was excellent for the New York Yankees upon his return from the IL, but struggled in the postseason.
Coming off a year where the New York Yankees had four All-Stars, the team is now only projected to have three. ESPN's way-too-early predictions don't mean everything, but losing an All-Star is still notable.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Last week, I wondered about which Yankees pitching prospect could have a Cam Schlittler-esque turn this year, coming up in the middle of the season to make a major impact on the Yankee staff.
Last year, Gerrit Cole missed the entire 2025 campaign after going down with an elbow injury in spring training. He will most probably miss the opening months of the 2026 season to make a full recovery from Tommy John surgery.
The New York Yankees have added another veteran outfielder to their roster, signing 34-year-old Randal Grichuk to a minor league contract. The deal, which includes an invitation to Spring Training, was first reported last night by the YES Network’s Jack Curry.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
When a guy who gets paid $32 million a year to hit baseballs tells you he can’t open a bag of chips, you stop and think for a second. That’s exactly what Giancarlo Stanton said this spring.
The Yankees’ bullpen has a little bit of everything. It has All-Star fireballers, sinker specialists, a splitter maestro, a couple of guys who rely on finesse rather than pure stuff, a pitch-to-contact lefty, and a few flawed, but talented arms vying for a couple of spots.
David Bednar will be a part of a loaded United States team for the World Baseball Classic before returning to the Bronx, assuming closer duties for the New York Yankees once again.
On Thursday, the New York Yankees announced that they were retiring the No.52 of Hall of Fame pitcher CC Sabathia. However, one prominent New York radio host takes somewhat of an umbridge.
New York Yankees outfielder Spencer Jones sure had fans buzzing on Thursday. In the bottom of the 7th inning against the Atlanta Braves at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Fla., Jones clobbered a monster home run.
The main offseason talking point concerning the Yankees has concerned the phrase “running it back.” Is it a good thing? Is it the greatest misstep in franchise history?
Many of the biggest names in the New York Yankees' farm system have stood out early in spring training this year. And in one of the team's recent games, the club's top prospect joined the party with highlights on both sides of the ball.
The radar gun doesn’t lie. It hums, it flashes, it tells you exactly how alive a right arm is. And on Thursday afternoon in Tampa, Elmer Rodriguez looked very much alive.
The New York Yankees had a relatively quiet offseason, but appear to be in good shape heading into the 2026 season. They have made a few moves to give themselves a better chance at going deeper in the postseason this year, including re-signing Trent Grisham and Cody Bellinger and trading for Ryan Weathers.
The New York Yankees are likely going to perform better than some expect in 2026. The Yankees received some criticism for not making many new additions this past offseason, instead opting to bring players such as Cody Bellinger back.
A lot’s been made of an uncharacteristically inactive winter for the New York Yankees. They added left-handed starter Ryan Weathers in a trade with the Miami Marlins.
The New York Yankees shored up their outfield depth this week, which may come at the expense of Jasson Dominguez. The Yankees on Wednesday signed veteran outfielder Randal Grichuk, per the New York Post’s Jon Heyman.
The sound of mitts popping and bats cracking signals the official start of spring training. Position players have joined pitchers and catchers at their respective training facilities, and spring games are finally underway.