Ryan Weathers was the prototypical Brian Cashman trade. Nobody saw it coming. He may not have been able to seal the deal with Edward Cabrera, but, in the most Denzel Washington fashion, he left with something from the Miami Marlins.
Last week in this series, we discussed the story of Hideki Irabu, the first Japanese player to sign with the Yankees. Irabu never fully adjusted to pitching stateside despite flashes of high-end talent and was castigated by fans, media, and ownership alike.
A cold Tuesday night turned into something louder in the Bronx. Not a blockbuster, not a headline grabber, but a move that signaled intent. The New York Yankees made their first real trade of the offseason by acquiring left-hander Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins.
There are generally enough players, managers, coaches, et cetera, for us to be able to do this Yankees birthday series without issue. Sure, 365 days is many, but so far, we’ve been able to get at least one Yankee of interest to look back on for every day.
The New York Yankees are in a good old fashioned showdown with outfielder and free agent Cody Bellinger. While the Pinstripes are keen to bring Bellinger back after his 29 home run season in 2025, the 30 year old is reportedly looking for a contract worth over $200 million and around seven years.
The New York Yankees have an incomplete outfield as it stands now, and their options are dwindling. The team has reportedly offered Cody Bellinger a five-year contract at $155-160 million, but the Bellinger camp reportedly wants a higher AAV over a seven-year contract.
As the offseason trudges on deeper and deeper into the new year, it’s looking more and more the part of a quiet one for the Yankees. For New York, there is obvious and understandable interest in retaining Cody Bellinger’s services via free agency, but the terms currently appear to be in a place that may cause the Yankees to pivot and replace him.
The New York Yankees are now operating under the assumption that Cody Bellinger will sign somewhere else, but according to an MLB insider, their other top free agent options aren't looking likely at this point either.
The New York Yankees have acquired Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins, according to Jack Curry of YES. Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman has made his first major league move of the season.
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.
ESPN | Alden Gonzalez: The Yankees bolstered their pitching staff yesterday, swinging a trade with the Marlins for left-hander Ryan Weathers in exchange for four prospects.
Amidst the lack of offseason noise in the Bronx, there is one strong positive to look forward to. The New York Yankees have pitching prospect Mac Heuer heating up in the farm system.
The New York Yankees have finally made a trade this offseason. The Yankees have acquired 26-year-old left-handed starting pitcher Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins, Jack Curry of the YES Network has reported.
The New York Yankees have potential holes to fill in their lineup, especially if Cody Bellinger signs elsewhere in free agency, but they are presently focused on reinforcing their pitching staff.
The New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger want very different things regarding his next contract, but at least the parties seem open to getting something done.
Looking at what the New York Yankees offered Cody Bellinger, there's no reason they can't compete for Kyle Tucker. The New York Mets put an offer on the table for Tucker that is for three-years worth $120-140 million.
Even though he's a free agent after this season, the New York Yankees should still explore a trade for Nico Hoerner. Infield isn't necessarily the Yankees biggest offseason need, but if they're in the market for Bo Bichette, they can certainly add Hoerner to the mix.
The New York Yankees have a bit of a pitching problem. Come Opening Day in March, starting pitchers Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodón and Clarke Schmidt will all be on the injured list thanks to various surgeries (Tommy John for Cole and Schmidt, bone spur shaving for Rodón).
The New York Yankees keep circling the same problem, and it keeps circling them back. Every path this offseason seems to lead to the same conclusion: something has to give, and soon.
The Yankees reportedly have a five-year offer at more than $30MM annually on the table to Cody Bellinger. ESPN’s Buster Olney nevertheless wrote over the weekend that New York was preparing for the possibility that the outfielder could head elsewhere, potentially on a six-plus year contract.