Major League Baseball is days away from pitchers and catchers’ reports. Spring training is right around the corner, and it may be the last chance for teams to solidify their rosters.
MLB.com | Brian Murphy: The Yankees have a very similar team to the one that they ran in 2025, meaning that they have to be confident that they’ll see improvement in at least a few key areas to get them over the hump.
The New York Yankees are approaching a pivotal evaluation period as they prepare for the 2026 season, with roster decisions and long-term planning increasingly intertwined.
The New York Yankees shook up their roster 16 days before spring training gets underway, claiming outfielder Yanquiel Fernandez off waivers from the Colorado Rockies.
It’s hard to grade the New York Yankees‘ offseason with so little movement, but the organization did bring back some key people and opened up opportunities for promising players.
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.
Currently, George Lombard Jr. is the New York Yankees clear-cut No. 1 prospect. The shortstop is the No. 20 overall prospect in all of baseball, by far the highest of any Yankees minor leaguer.
In a world where the New York Yankees were looking for a right-handed outfielder, they just claimed a lefty. Left-handed outfielder Yanquiel Fernandez was claimed by the Yankees on February 4.
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The Yankees announced that they have designated right-hander Dom Hamel for assignment. That’s the corresponding move for their claim of outfielder Yanquiel Fernández, a move that was previously reported.
Championship or bust has been the mantra for the New York Yankees since the mid-90s. It was a period where the organization saw Hall of Famers in Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera make winning the World Series look easy.
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.
The New York Yankees are running out of time to secure the best bench possible before Opening Day. While the Pinstripes have no shortage of offensive prowess, they could benefit from another right-handed hitter to round out their options if they want to compete for the postseason again.
While we’ve only just begun the month of February, Major League Baseball’s 2026 spring training is fast approaching. Teams are gearing up for what is set to be another interesting season with plenty of ups and downs for every player and club.
Ever since they re-signed Cody Bellinger, the New York Yankees have had their eyes on adding a right-handed outfielder. Even if it isn't an outfielder, this team still eyes another right-handed bat that could help strengthen their offense.
The Yankees’ roster might not be a finished product. They are openly looking for a right-handed bat from the bench, and one or two bullpen additions surely wouldn’t hurt.
At 24-years-old, it's only a matter of time before the New York Yankees take a chance on Spencer Jones. It's not like his age is the deciding factor, but their former No.
After winning his third career (and second consecutive) American League MVP award, there isn’t much left for Aaron Judge to prove, at least in the regular season.
The Yankees announced that infielder/outfielder Marco Luciano has been sent outright to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. That indicates he cleared waivers after being designated for assignment a week ago.
The Angels have signed infielder Jeimer Candelario to a minor league deal, according to a report from Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Candelario’s deal comes with an invite to big league Spring Training.
At this point of the offseason, the New York Yankees’ 2026 season looks like it could go several different ways. Not only will they be employing virtually the same lineup from last season, but the most significant improvement on next year’s team will be having Gerrit Cole back from Tommy John surgery.
The New York Yankees roster is beginning to take shape as the 2026 season quickly approaches, but it doesn’t feel fully done yet. Recently, the team re-signed
New York Yankees former top prospect Jasson Dominguez hasn’t quite lived up to the hype as of yet. Once-advertised as “The Martian,” a unique outfielder with an other-worldly skillset, the hopeful Yankee star gradually fell out of favor.
The Yankees are dealing with criticism from fans and other outsiders who have said the club is simply "running it back" with the same roster from last season.