The offense of the New York Yankees had a game for the ages last night on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays. Designated Hitter Aaron Judge, Outfielder Cody Bellinger, and Right Fielder Giancarlo Stanton hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning.
The Yankees kept the good vibes rolling on Tuesday, demolishing the Rays by double-digits as they unleashed nine home runs for the second time this season to once again tie the franchise record.
J.C. Escarra's demotion didn't alter Austin Wells' role with the Yankees, despite Aaron Boone not having announced it. Still, it's clear that when Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton are both in the lineup, and that designated hitter slot isn't open, the catching duties will go to Ben Rice.
The New York Yankees will look to complete a sweep of their five-game road trip Wednesday night when they visit the Tampa Bay Rays in the finale of their two-game series.
The Yankees took all three games from the Cardinals over the weekend, completing their first sweep since early July against the Mariners. Offense was at the forefront of the successful three-game stretch, the team scoring 24 runs in St.
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Rained out at Buffalo Bison; will play a doubleheader on Thursday Double-A Somerset Patriots: L, 0-4 vs. Hartford Yard Goats CF Brendan Jones 1-4, K SS George Lombard Jr.
After a nearly two-hour rain delay, the New York Yankees obliterated the Tampa Bay Rays 13-3 in their first game of this short series. Of their 13 runs, nine were home runs, tying a single-game franchise record that was set this season as well.
It's onward and upward for Greg Allen. MLB Trade Rumors reports the former New York Yankees prospect declined a minor-league assignment from the Baltimore Orioles and opted for free agency.
Well, well, well. Just when you think the New York Yankees couldn’t get any more dramatic, they go ahead and tie their own franchise record for home runs in a single game.
Over the past few weeks, the New York Yankees have played more than their fair share of poor baseball. In fact, to start the month of August, the Yankees were about to hit the panic button amid defensive mishaps and a crippling inability to get the job done late in games.
With over half a month since the 2025 trade deadline expired, fans of the New York Yankees have had time to get acquainted with the team’s new faces. Here's a look at who has delivered, and who hasn't.
Aaron Judge and Aaron Boone failed to maintain a united front Tuesday concerning the New York Yankees star’s lingering elbow injury. Judge missed 10 games from late July to early August after suffering a flexor strain in his throwing elbow.
After a lengthy rain delay, Giancarlo Stanton hit two home runs and the New York Yankees matched a franchise record with nine long balls Tuesday night in a convincing 13-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, an effort the slugger labeled as "awesome to see."
The New York Yankees have an extremely intriguing pitching prospect marinating in the minor leagues. Right-handed pitcher Carlos Lagrange is turning heads in his minor league showings.
The New York Yankees are dealing with another major concern in their bullpen as reliever Jonathan Loaisiga has been sidelined again—this time with elbow and triceps soreness reported during his rehab assignment.
The New York Yankees activated third baseman Amed Rosario off the injured list Tuesday after he missed 10 days with a shoulder sprain. The club cleared a roster spot during Monday's off day when catcher J.C.
Touted as the New York Yankees’ best prospect in years, young outfielder Jasson Domínguez has finally made it to the major leagues. Of course, Domínguez has had major expectations on his back since the Yankees signed him at age 16, and it’s unrealistic to believe that he’ll live up to them right away.