The market for elite baseball memorabilia has found a new standard in a card tied to the New York Yankees’ biggest star. The one-of-one 2013 Bowman Chrome Draft Superfractor Autograph card featuring Aaron Judge sold privately through Fanatics Collect for $5.2 million in March.
At the 2025 trade deadline, the bullpen was one very obvious spot for the Yankees to upgrade. Well, the team’s front office certainly tried, making a few trades to bring in pieces to stabilize the relief corps.
Edwin Diaz makes $23 million a year to close out games for the Los Angeles Dodgers, a team that has seemed to stop caring about a payroll budget at all.
The New York Yankees saw multiple players underperform during the 2026 season, most of whom were position players. Trent Grisham and Jazz Chisholm Jr. both failed to recapture their 2025 form, while Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton spent a massive chunk of the season on the injured list.
The labor agreement does not expire until December 1, giving Cashman roughly three weeks to act. Cashman has little time to address New York’s roster concerns before baseball’s labor dispute threatens to freeze negotiations, signings, and trades across the league.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
ESPN | Bradford Doolittle: It’s awards week! For Yankees fans, Wednesday is the night to pay attention as that’s when the AL and NY Cy Young Award winners will be announced.
The New York Yankees have not forgotten their roots; their latest move is a reflection of the same. They are bringing a piece of their past back to life, and this time, it is happening outside the Bronx.
The New York Yankees face an interesting crossroad entering the 2027 season. New York navigated the bulk of its 2026 campaign without Aaron Judge, who was limited to just 66 games in the fourth season of his nine-year contract.
With the Toronto Blue Jays looking to strengthen their baserunning, free-agent second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. is a strong candidate to help with that.
The New York Yankees enter this offseason with a few holes to fill. On offense, the Yankees could use upgrades at third and second base, not to mention catcher and potentially center field as well.
With the GM Meetings beginning this week in Las Vegas, Nevada, the free agent frenzy and hot stove should be buzzing as teams look to make a splash move or two with a potential lockout on the horizon next month.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders are turning back the clock with a new identity that pays tribute to the earliest days of New York Yankees baseball.
The New York Yankees are making it a priority to re-sign star closer David Bednar in free agency, and it's for good reason. However, the Yankees' bullpen needs improvement beyond bringing Bednar back.
David Bednar looks like one of the top bullpen arms in the 2026-27 free agent class after delivering great numbers and stability for the New York Yankees. In 2026, in a career-best 69.1 innings, Bednar pitched to a 2.47 ERA, a 27.1% K%, and a 7.1% BB%.
Ben Rice made his MLB debut with the New York Yankees during the 2024 season. He primarily played first base, but did catch in one contest. The 2025 campaign saw Rice spend various amounts of time in different roles.
The New York Yankees released 20-year-old Kevin Centeno on Tuesday, per the Minor League Baseball transaction log. Centeno was not a household name or even close to reaching the big leagues.
The Yankees have some serious work to do in the bullpen this offseason, as six of their ten outgoing free agents are relievers. Michael Fulmer, John Schreiber, Tim Hill, Ryan Yarbrough, David Bednar, and Paul Blackburn are all on the market after their respective deals expired.
The Mainers are hiring Tanner Swanson as their new bench coach, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. Swanson had previously been working for the Yankees as major league quality control coach and catching coordinator.
Catcher Miguel Palma has become a free agent after spending the 2026 season in the New York Yankees’ minor league system, according to MLB.com. “C Miguel Palma elected free agency,” MLB.com wrote.
The New York Yankees had another disappointing end to their season, getting swept in the ALDS by the Tampa Bay Rays. However, if there are any positives to take from 2026, it is Ben Rice emerging as a legitimate superstar.