Welcome to the party, pal. That's what New York Yankees fans are waiting to say to general manager Brian Cashman. Sure, the Yankees have made plenty of headlines for what they might do during the offseason.
With the year coming to an end, it’s time to reflect on another year of the Yankees’ farm system, where they rebounded from a poor 2024 season just in time for Brian Cashman to pull off an active trade deadline.
If you ask most New York Yankees fans, they'd be eager to tell you that the team hasn't been doing enough this offseason. Sure, they've got Trent Grisham on a qualifying offer and extended reliever Pete Blackburn for another year, but it's not the splashy behavior fans and insiders have come to expect out of the Bronx.
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Like most of us, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is probably finishing up his shopping for the holiday season. And like most of us, Cashman is probably encountering a little sticker shock at the checkout register.
The New York Yankees are still chasing an outfielder in Cody Bellinger or Kyle Tucker, and appear rocky on their other stated offseason objectives. Off to a quiet start already, especially as the winter meetings have come and gone, the Yankees could be letting go of yet another offseason goal.
It has been a relatively quiet offseason for the New York Yankees thus far, but general manager Brian Cashman recently commented on shortstop Anthony Volpe’s future with the team.
The New York Yankees were one of the biggest losers of the Winter Meetings. At least, that's how the fans feel after watching them stay put.
The MLB Winter Meetings ended on Wednesday with some big moves being made. The New York Yankees, however, did not make any noise, at least not yet. At
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New York Post | Greg Joyce: Brian Cashman spoke again at the winter meetings as the Yankees themselves stayed quiet, and he expressed that things were going very slowly.
The New York Yankees stepped into the Winter Meetings surrounded by noise, questions, and a rising sense of urgency. Big teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies made their splash early.
The New York Yankees have been mostly quiet at the Winter Meetings. Cashman offered insight into part of the reason for that.
The quiet of an offseason can say as much about a team as the noise. And right now, the New York Yankees are saying plenty without lifting a finger. The rest of the league is actively trying to make moves.
The New York Mets moved in and signed former New York Yankees reliever Devin Williams this offseason. So, some fans wondered if the Yankees would return the favor and attempt to sign Edwin Diaz in MLB free agency.
The New York Yankees are fielding calls for backup catcher J.C. Escarra, and while the team hasn’t been as active as most fans would expect in the Winter Meetings, general manager Brian Cashman is, according to specialists, waiting the right moment to pounce.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has a new problem plaguing his offseason plans. According to Cashman, the Yankees have too many leftie hitters, and need to try to add some right handed sluggers stat.
The New York Yankees need pitching, and they need it fast. The trade market offers a viable alternative if they strike out on top free agents, and these five names are the best fits should general manager Brian Cashman opts to pursue that route.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman shifted attention back to Ryan McMahon when asked about available third basemen, offering a detailed assessment of the veteran infielder rather than addressing broader free-agency possibilities.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman opened the club’s MLB Winter Meetings week by insisting the front office remains willing to move if the right deals surface, while pushing back on the idea that the roster needs an overhaul.
The Boston Red Sox acquired Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals earlier in the offseason and it didn't take long for him to win over Boston fans. Gray popped up for his opening press conference as a member of the Red Sox donning a 2007 World Series hat and proceeded to diss the Yankees -- where he previously had a stint -- right away.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman does not expect top prospect George Lombard Jr. to make the Opening Day roster, even after starting shortstop Anthony Volpe’s offseason shoulder surgery.
The MLB Winter Meetings are just about underway with all 30 MLB teams arriving, or en route due to weather, and New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman did two media availabilities on Sunday night.
Brian Cashman was serving as the assistant general manager of the New York Yankees when he was named the club's senior vice president and general manager in February 1998.
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Mistakes made at this year's trade deadline could well have been the final straw for Cashman's reign.
New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman certainly had a good last few days at the office.
The New York Yankees entered play on Wednesday 50-41 and second place in the AL East amid a recent stretch of losing.
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