It was not long ago that the New York Yankees were linked to Nolan Arenado in trade rumors, but this offseason might be the one when they get him pinstripes.
The Athletic | Chris Kirschner: The Yankees haven’t won the World Series since 2009. They only time they’ve even reached it since then was the near-sweep in 2024—two years ago—but the 2025 and 2026 campaigns brought early postseason exits with them.
The clock continues to tick toward the impending lockout on December 1st, and while there are dozens of wide-ranging effects of the league effectively shutting down until the MLBPA and the owners come to a deal, one effect seems to be getting overlooked.
The New York Yankees enter the offseason with one of the majors’ strongest bullpens from 2026, yet analysts are pushing the club to shift top prospect Carlos Lagrange from starter to full-time reliever.
The New York Yankees made one of their most important moves before the offseason even began by re-signing pitching coach Matt Blake to a three-year contract.
The New York Yankees’ ongoing interest in Washington Nationals center fielder Jacob Young raises an uncomfortable question about their faith in Spencer Jones as the long-term answer in the middle of the outfield.
According to Baseball Reference WAR, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, Aaron Judge, Rickey Henderson, Alex Rodriguez, and Joe DiMaggio are the only Yankees position players to have had better single seasons in pinstripes than George “Snuffy” Stirnweiss.
For nearly two full years, Tim Hill was one of the most reliable relievers in baseball. From when he joined the Yankees on June 20, 2024 until May 19 of this year, he made 128 appearances, 11th most of any pitcher in baseball.
When Yankees manager Aaron Boone met with reporters via Zoom last week, he answered questions regarding his future with the club, this season, and the roster heading into next season.
Newsday | Erik Boland ($): “… there should have been an attempt by the club hierarchy to acknowledge and understand — or, at the very least, pretend to
Former New York Yankees right-handed reliever Chad Green has confirmed his retirement from Major League Baseball, closing the book on a 10-season career spent primarily in the Bronx before a final stint with the Toronto Blue Jays.
After their disappointing postseason exit, the New York Yankees are facing renewed questions about whether the clubhouse culture adequately prepares the players for the pressure in New York.
MLB Trade Rumors | Charlie Wright: As my colleague Madison covered in detail yesterday, the Yankees finalized a three-year extension for pitching coach Matt Blake, keeping probably the most important member of their coaching staff in the fold.
During the New York Yankees' post-elimination press conference, owner Hal Steinbrenner squarely placed blame on the lineup for falling short in October.
It was not a banner year for the New York Yankees, but the organization appears prepared to stay with the same coaching group for 2027. In their latest move, the Yankees have agreed to sign pitching coach Matt Blake to a three-year contract extension, according to the New York Post.
Baseball has a funny way of making a good season feel disappointing. You can win plenty of games, put together a strong regular season and still end up sitting at home wondering what went wrong in October.
Just a couple of days ago, Yankees’ owner Hal Steinbrenner made it clear and said, “Now, I was disappointed, quite frankly, with the offense throughout the course of the year as a whole, even though there were some bright spots.” Coaching changes typically follow postseason failure; Steinbrenner’s public criticism signals potential moves.
The Yankees are expected to work out a new contract with pitching coach Matt Blake, reports Joel Sherman of the New York Post. His deal was set to expire at the end of the year.
The New York Yankees played most of the season without Aaron Judge, who missed over 80 games with a rib injury and then suffered a calf strain after returning.
After another season ended without a World Series Championship, the New York Yankees have several important decisions to make as they prepare for the offseason.