The quiet of an offseason can say as much about a team as the noise. And right now, the New York Yankees are saying plenty without lifting a finger. The rest of the league is actively trying to make moves.
How is it possible that the New York Yankees are sitting in fourth place in the American League East -- during the offseason? That's the only conclusion to be drawn as general manager Brian Cashman watches his division rivals upgrade their pitching staffs.
The 2026 Yankees project to have what might be called a fairly high variance group of outfielders. In one locked-in spot, there’s Aaron Judge, a generationally great baseball player who is not going anywhere, or seemingly regressing, any time soon.
Hot Stove season may be heating up but New York Yankees fans will have to cool their jets when it comes to the club re-signing outfielder Cody Bellinger.
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.
Now, Tuesday was a little more like what we were expecting out of the Winter Meetings. We saw our first big money deal of the event go down, as Kyle Schwarber
Aaron Judge is set to serve as the captain of Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, but one of his star New York Yankees teammates won't be joining him on the roster.
The Toronto Blue Jays took the New York Yankees down on their way to a World Series bid this year, and Yankees manager Aaron Boone recently spoke on how the team can work to close that gap leading up to next year.
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.
USA Today | Bob Nightengale: The proverbial hot stove finally heated up in earnest during day three of the annual winter meetings on Tuesday as two of the offseason’s most coveted free agents agreed to new deals.
The New York Yankees are fielding calls for backup catcher J.C. Escarra, and while the team hasn’t been as active as most fans would expect in the Winter Meetings, general manager Brian Cashman is, according to specialists, waiting the right moment to pounce.
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.
Cody Bellinger is one of the big names available in MLB free agency after a strong season with the New York Yankees. Bellinger’s agent is Scott Boras, a super agent known for his quirky press conferences.
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.
The New York Yankees are pursuing a reunion with Cody Bellinger, and at the winter meetings, his agent, Scott Boras, dropped some creative hints about the market for the coveted outfielder.
The New York Yankees appear ready to jump into the American League East arms race. Free agency has seen plenty of new pitchers join the division, including right-handers Sonny Gray and Johan Oviedo (Boston Red Sox), right-hander Dylan Cease (Toronto Blue Jays) and right-hander Ryan Helsley (Baltimore Orioles).
Once again, the New York Yankees and New York Mets find themselves chasing the same ballplayer. Last year, it was outfielder Juan Soto, who bolted the Bronx for Queens after landing that record-setting 15-year, $765 million contract.
New York Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman mentioned yesterday on MLB Network at the Winter Meetings that they are “having conversations about potentially protecting themselves in the starting rotation.” Currently, the Yankees’ starting rotation is Max Fried, Cam Schlittler, Luis Gil, Will Warren, and Ryan Yarbrough.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said the team expects Gerrit Cole to return in May or June following Tommy John surgery this past spring.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman does not expect top prospect George Lombard Jr. to make the Opening Day roster, even after starting shortstop Anthony Volpe’s offseason shoulder surgery.
It’s that time of year again, folks. The MLB Winter Meetings are in full swing down in Orlando, and the air is thick with the smell of overpriced coffee, desperation, and Scott Boras holding court in a hotel lobby.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman spoke to reporters on Sunday, offering updates on a few key free agents and discussing plans for the 2026 lineup.
The MLB Winter Meetings are just about underway with all 30 MLB teams arriving, or en route due to weather, and New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman did two media availabilities on Sunday night.