You can't always get what you want. Just because New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman hopes to trade for a corner infielder means he will actually be able to land one of his top targets.
If New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman wants to go shopping for an infielder before the July 31 MLB trade deadline, he'd be wise to keep Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian on speed dial.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is getting things moving before the trade deadline. Per FanSided's Robert Murray, the club is signing infielder Nicky Lopez to a minor league deal after he opted out of his minor league contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
How many of the non-pitchers selected to start the 2025 MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta can you name in five minutes?
To dream the (not so) impossible dream. New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman will be looking hard at the trade market ahead of the July 31 deadline, with an eye on upgrading third base.
It could be back to the future for the New York Yankees ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline. It's no secret general manager Brian Cashman could be shopping for an upgrade at third base.
It's no secret Brian Cashman could be shopping for a third baseman ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline. If the New York Yankees general manager can find an upgrade at the hot corner, manager Aaron Boone can slide the red-hot Jazz Chisholm Jr.
With five weeks remaining until the MLB trade deadline, Brian Cashman still has plenty of time to upgrade the New York Yankees' roster. Among the biggest needs on the club is help in the bullpen.
The MLB trade deadline could be much ado about nothing for the New York Yankees. That's according to The Athletic's Chris Kirschner. July 31 is the last day for teams to upgrade their rosters for the stretch run.
Brian Cashman could find himself between a Rockie and a hard place ahead of the MLB trade deadline. It's no secret the New York Yankees general manager could be in the market for a third basemen before the July 31 deadline passes.
Brian Cashman is on the clock. The New York Yankees general manager faces several decisions ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline. Will he add an infielder to the mix?
There is a good chance that Brian Cashman’s office and scouting department add a fair amount of pitching for the New York Yankees in this upcoming draft.
The New York Yankees are in a five-game slump after losing their fifth consecutive contest to the Los Angeles Angels 4-0 on Tuesday night. With concern growing amongst the fanbase, general manager Brian Cashman opens up about the losing streak and poor hitting.
June baseball is in full swing and the New York Yankees remain atop the American League East. As we approach July, the scouting season gets hotter, as Major League Baseball’s amateur draft is around the corner.
After getting whooped by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, the message to the New York Yankees’ front office was clear: they need to do something. GM Brian Cashman is reportedly busy looking for a starter and a right-handed bat, if it comes as a third baseman that would be ideal.
New York Yankees fans have spent months wondering if the club will pursue another infielder, whether it’s St. Louis Cardinals veteran third baseman Nolan Arenado or a younger player with multiple years of team control.
Brian Cashman has now been part of 2,500 Yankees wins as general manager. He’s built championship teams and survived droughts. Since 1998, he's collected five World Series rings. But there is one regular-season win that sticks with him more than any other. It’s the one that saved his job before it ever really started.
UPDATE, 4:30 p.m. ET: Cashman achieved the 2,500 win mark as the Yankees routed the Brewers, 20-9, on Saturday afternoon. The New York Yankees defeated the Milwaukee Brewers on Opening Day on Thursday and will look for another victory when they take on the Brewers again on Saturday.
The New York Yankees are already experiencing significant troubles heading into the regular season, as three of their best players have gone down due to injuries.
The Yankees have been hit hard by the injury bug this spring, particularly in the rotation. But general manager Brian Cashman downplayed the possibility of the club going outside the organization to get help, per Erik Boland of Newsday and Bryan Hoch of MLB.com.
The Los Angeles Dodgers attacked the offseason aggressively, adding a handful of the consensus top players in free agency for the second consecutive year.
The Yankees made it all the way to the World Series last season, but their defense—both infield and outfield—was a glaring weakness that ultimately cost them.
The Yankees‘ offseason remains in a holding pattern when it comes to Marcus Stroman. General manager Brian Cashman didn’t offer much clarity when asked
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New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has neither forgotten nor forgiven the Houston Astros.
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The New York Yankees are going to attempt to trade their way out of the slump they've fallen into over the last month and a half.
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