Amidst a disastrous 2025 MLB season, New York Yankees’ Aaron Boone has Yankees GM Brian Cashman’s support. The team executive doubled down on having the
The New York Yankees continue to ride a turbulent stretch in August, but general manager Brian Cashman made one thing clear before their series opener against St.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman figures to be a busy man once free agency starts following the 2025 World Series. He will have no less than four players hitting the open market, all of whom rank in the top 25 according to The Athletic's Jim Bowden.
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The New York Yankees have endured an inconsistent season, but manager Aaron Boone continues to have the full backing of the front office. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman recently offered strong support for his skipper, praising Boone’s ability to guide the team through the highs and lows of the New York market.
Brian Cashman didn’t sugarcoat it before the opener in St. Louis: the Yankees have played poorly, everyone in the building knows it, and the noise outside is loud because that’s how New York works.
How much is too much? That's what New York Yankee general manager Brian Cashman will have to decide after the season when it comes to the club's free agents.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman completed eight trades in the hours leading up to the July 31 MLB trade deadline. None of those deals included the club's top prospects, most notably middle infielder George Lombard Jr.
It's been one week since the MLB trade deadline passed, so it's worth taking a moment to consider what the stretch run is looking like for the New York Yankees.
The 2025 MLB trade deadline was as entertaining as it’s been in a while, with many big names on the move. Coming into the deadline, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said he was going to “go to town” when adding pieces for a push towards the Fall Classic in a weak American League.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman spent much of his time ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline working to improve the club's bullpen for the stretch run.
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.
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.
Brian Cashman has been given his flowers this weekend, dramatically changing the Yankees' bullpen and upgrading the infield defense. Almost every analyst
From the moment Marcus Stroman put on pinstripes, this ending, Stroman being cut, felt inevitable. Brian Cashman, when he passed on trading for the then Blue Jays All-Star, once dismissed Stroman back in 2019, saying he wouldn’t make the Yankees’ playoff rotation.
The MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and once again, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman proved why he's among the best in the business.
Brian Cashman entered Deadline Day without a single new pitcher added to a Yankees‘ roster that had a faltering bullpen and shaky rotation. While he didn’t land a starting pitcher, Cashman made five trades yesterday to take an awful bullpen and make it dominant, and the bench got even better.
The New York Yankees made a litany of moves at the trade deadline, shoring up their infield and bullpen and landing an outfielder to fill in while Aaron Judge is on the injured list.
New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman certainly had a good last few days at the office.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has been busy wheeling and dealing ahead of Thursday's 6 p.m. ET trade deadline. Heading into the final hours, Cashman is expected to focus on pitching after adding infielders Ryan McMahon and Amed Rosario, as well as outfielder Austin Slater.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is on the clock. He is facing Thursday's 6 p.m. ET trade deadline as he shops for starting pitching and bullpen help.
Would the New York Yankees still be a heavyweight contender without Aaron Judge? Most fans would doubt it. What comes as a shock is that Yankees general manager, Brian Cashman, appears to agree.
The New York Yankees still have multiple holes to fill in their roster before MLB’s July 31 trade deadline. One of those holes is in the bullpen.
Pirates hurler Mitch Keller is becoming one of the hottest names being tossed around the rumor mill ahead of the MLB trad deadline.
Although it’s easy to understand why Cashman is prioritizing pitching, it raises the question if this is truly what third base will look like for the Yankees.
The New York Yankees entered play on Wednesday 50-41 and second place in the AL East amid a recent stretch of losing.
The Yankees have been hit hard by the injury bug this spring, particularly in the rotation. But general manager Brian Cashman downplayed the possibility of the club going outside the organization to get help, per Erik Boland of Newsday and Bryan Hoch of MLB.com.
The team’s last championship came in 2009.
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