The New York Yankees are like many teams when it comes to their prospects. They always have that one player they deem untouchable. A lot of the time, this draws the ire of fans who are aghast on social media whenever a top-flight slugger or pitcher becomes available, only to find that specific prospects are off-limits in trades.
The New York Yankees have long felt like the favorites to sign Cody Bellinger, and while several big-name free agents have come off the board over the past few days, the club is still facing some major competition in its quest to retain the former National League MVP.
The New York Yankees have their next starting pitcher in Ryan Weathers, whom they acquired from the Miami Marlins earlier this week in exchange for four prospects.
CBS Sports | Dayn Perry: Thursday night’s bombshell that Kyle Tucker would be heading to Los Angeles seemed to set up another potential Yankees vs. Mets showdown for a free agent outfielder.
The New York Yankees finally made another off-season move, making a trade for pitching. The Bronx Bombers acquired left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins.
After Kyle Tucker signed a mammoth contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, the spotlight now focuses on Cody Bellinger. The New York Yankees want him, and according to Jon Heyman, they are now open to adding a second opt-out clause to their contract offer.
If the New York Yankees fail to resign Cody Bellinger, what in the world is this team going to look like? Their five-year, $155-160 million contract still stands, according to NY Daily News' Bill Madden.
New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. has made a successful career for himself in Major League Baseball thus far. Through six years in the majors, he has hit .248 with an OPS of .770, 108 home runs and 308 RBIs.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the New York Yankees aren’t the team that ended up signing Kyle Tucker, nor did they win the Bo Bichette sweepstakes. There had
The calendar flipped to Jan. 15, pens came out, and a quiet but revealing chapter of the New York Yankees’ offseason officially began. This is the day when projection matters more than polish.
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.
First it was Kyle Tucker, now it's Bo Bichette. While both signed outrageous contracts, that's the state of the MLB and it's something the New York Yankees need to adapt to.
The mid-2000s were a strange time for the Yankees. The dynasty of the ‘90s engineered a hangover that lasted almost ten years, where the team regularly returned strong lineups but lacked the pitching depth or that elusive “clutch” gene.
Kyle Tucker may have signed a mega-deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but it's hard to see that influencing how the New York Yankees will pursue Cody Bellinger.
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After just trading for Ryan Weathers, the New York Yankees decided they may not be done with their pitching staff just yet. For whatever reason, losing out on Kyle Tucker may have been enough for the Yankees to shift their focus to Framber Valdez.
For MLB fans wanting a salary cap, the latest Kyle Tucker contract likely was the final straw, and the New York Yankees were on the wrong side of it. The Yankees had long been in the mix for Tucker, though they never seemed to take it super seriously.
The New York Yankees were never among the main clubs in the mix for Kyle Tucker's services in free agency, instead residing on the periphery at best, but that's exactly their problem in this situation.
January 15th, 2026: The Yankees officially announced Blackburn’s signing today. December 21st, 2025: The Yankees are expected to re-sign right-hander Paul Blackburn, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
The New York Yankees continue reshaping their roster ahead of the 2026 season, and the clubhouse received an immediate lift following the arrival of left-hander Ryan Weathers.