Lance Lynn has a message for anyone calling Aaron Boone too soft and unlike Alex Rodriguez, who took a veiled shot at the Yankees manager and player accountability, Lynn actually has been in Boone's clubhouse.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman was wheeling and dealing ahead of last week's trade deadline, completing a total of five deals on Thursday to bolster his roster for the stretch run.
Just days after parting ways with Marcus Stroman, the New York Yankees are reportedly in agreement with Kenta Maeda on a minor-league contract. According to Yuki Yamada of MLB.com, New York has expressed interest in bringing in the 36-year-old as a potential depth piece for a rotation that's been hit hard by injuries and inconsistency.
How low will the New York Yankees go? Their summer swoon has dropped Aaron Boone's club to third place in the American League East, 4 1/2 games behind the first-place Toronto Blue Jays.
Former big leaguer and MLB Network analyst Xavier Scruggs didn’t just criticize Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s Saturday baserunning mistake—he called out the New York Yankees second baseman’s attitude afterward, saying it reflects a broader accountability problem.
The Yankees are discussing a possible deal with right-hander Kenta Maeda, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Maeda had been with the Cubs on a minor league deal but was released on the weekend, according to his MLB.com transactions tracker.
This isn’t just fans calling the postgame show or throwing things at their TVs. It’s more meaningful than fans ranting on social media. This is the kind
Alex Rodriguez had plenty of memorable moments over the course of his 22-year MLB career, racking up countless highlights and accolades with the Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers and New York Yankees.
The numbers still look good. The vibes? Not so much. While Fangraphs gives the Yankees an 88% chance to make the postseason, Ken Rosenthal isn’t convinced.
Coming off a demoralizing series sweep at the hands of the Miami Marlins, New York Yankees slugger Ben Rice sent a rather pointed message amidst a prolonged slump that's now seen the club drop to third place in the AL East.
Jeff Passan didn’t hand the Yankees a trophy at the trade deadline. What he gave them was something more grounded: credit for understanding the assignment.
There's plenty of blame to go around for the New York Yankees' free fall over the past two months, but the struggles of the club's starting catcher have seemingly flown a bit under the radar.
The MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and in its wake are dozens of roster moves making way for new faces in new places. As a result, several players got their walking papers.
First, the New York Yankees embarked on a June swoon, which then graduated into a prolonged summer slump. Forget any creative names for where the Yankees currently stand, especially not after getting swept by the surging Miami Marlins.
The slumping New York Yankees will turn to ace left-hander Max Fried to help snap a three-game losing streak when they play the Texas Rangers on Monday night in Arlington, Texas.
Anthony Volpe is expected to start at shortstop on Sunday afternoon when his New York Yankees conclude their three-game series against the host Miami Marlins.