Time for some last-minute shopping for the New York Yankees. Much has been written about the club's pursuit of an outfielder. The Yankees' top preference is to re-sign Cody Bellinger.
The New York Yankees remain deeply engaged in efforts to bring back Cody Bellinger, the versatile outfielder who delivered a strong performance for them in 2025.
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has signed on to play for Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, and he is already getting some reps in for the March games.
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.
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The New York Yankees are currently favored, alongside the Chicago Cubs, to land Japanese starting pitcher Tatsuya Imai this offseason. In a recent interview, a former Yankee who just played five seasons (2020-2025) in Nippon Professional Baseball, praised Imai on his way to the MLB.
The New York Yankees are having a quiet offseason. Apart from re-signing some of the players, they have not brought in any major pieces to the team. On Tuesday, an MLB insider provided some more grim updates regarding their pursuit of top free agent Tatsuya Imai.
The talk of Mason Miller possibly being on the move is polluting the game’s current conversations. It’s hard to have that conversation without including the New York Yankees.
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.
Sports Illustrated | Delilah Bourque: The Yankees were provided a glimmer of hope in a potential pursuit of starting pitcher Tatsuya Imai. Voices around
The New York Yankees were initially named a top spot for newly-signed Chicago White Sox infielder Munetaka Murakami when he was posted for MLB teams to sign.
The New York Yankees are in a race against the clock to make moves, but at least they still have some options available in the free agent and trade markets.
In the words of New York Yankees TV announcer Michael Kay, "See yah!" That's what the Boston Red Sox are saying about former Yankees prospect Rob Refsnyder.
With the New York Yankees reportedly willing to listen on their dynamic 30-30 threat, the Dodgers possess the exact blueprint—a blend of controllable prospects and financial flexibility—that could be the most compelling package yet.
The New York Yankees find themselves in a precarious position as the 2026 offseason unfolds. With Jazz Chisholm Jr. drawing trade interest around the league, the question becomes: which team will make the move to acquire the All-Star infielder?
Here's a New York Yankees story about ... nothing. Today is December 23: two days before Christmas and one day before Christmas Eve. But "Seinfeld" fans know today is much more than that.
On a random September afternoon in 2023, Luke Weaver looked like a footnote. Another waiver claim. Another arm passing through the New York Yankees system with little expectation attached to it.
The Yankees have agreed to minor league contracts with catcher Ali Sánchez and infielder Zack Short, per the team’s transaction log at MLB.com. Both former big leaguers will presumably be in major league camp next spring.
After an active pre-Christmas slate of moves over the week, this past weekend was relatively quiet. However, there was more offseason action being taken care of by several teams.
With Christmas just days away, several MLB teams have been hard at work, giving their fans stocking stuffers that will have them decking the halls past New Year’s.
The Yankees are expected to re-sign right-hander Paul Blackburn, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. It’s a one-year deal worth $2MM. The Boras Corporation client can earn an additional $500K through incentives.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone discussed the state of his roster, and while he said it’s very good, he also acknowledged that it’s probably not finished and there will be some tweaks up until spring training. Meanwhile, we now know more about why the Yanks didn’t want Luke Weaver back.
The Yankees have granted right-hander Allan Winans his release so that he can sign with a team in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball, reports Joel Sherman of the New York Post.