 
						
				The New York Yankees appear to be rolling into the postseason on a high note. The team entered play on Thursday tied for first place in the American League East, the first time they’ve been atop the division since the first week of July.
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.
More problems for Jake Bird down on the farm. The right-handed reliever made another shaky appearance for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. This one came Wednesday against the Indianapolis Indians.
How many of the MLB pitchers to get at least 10 strikeouts in one World Series appearance can you name in six minutes?
The New York Yankees made a concerted effort to improve their scuffling bullpen at the trade deadline by acquiring three right-handed relievers, though it appears they ignored some major warning signs with one of those players.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The New York Yankees sent Reliever Jake Bird down to the minor leagues earlier today. Bird, 29, was acquired by the Yankees from the Colorado Rockies at the trade deadline and was a part of the abundance of moves the Yankees made with their bullpen.
The New York Yankees were one of the busier teams during this past trade deadline, acquiring several key players to help turn things around. Unfortunately, one of their newest relievers, Jake Bird, has struggled mightily in his first few games as a Yankee.
The New York Yankees demoted right-handed reliever Jake Bird to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after another rough outing Monday night. No corresponding move was announced Tuesday morning, although captain Aaron Judge is eligible to come off the 10-day injured list.
The New York Yankees were aggressive in making moves ahead of the MLB trade deadline last Thursday, but they have already demoted one of the players that they acquired.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The New York Yankees have optioned right-handed pitcher Jake Bird to Triple-A Scranton/Walkes-Barre, the club announced Tuesday morning. Bird was one of the Yankees' headlining acquisitions at last week's trade deadline.
He was sent to Triple-A after giving up a game-winning three-run home run against the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
The Yankees acquired David Bednar, Jake Bird and Camilo Doval before Thursday's deadline to hopefully build what could be one of the best bullpens in the league.
The Yankees are, without a doubt, a much better team. But this raises an overlooked question: are they good enough?
The Colorado Rockies made one deal on the final day of the trade deadline, sending RHP Jake Bird to the New York Yankees for two prospects. Colorado’s second swap with the Yankees brought their trade activity to three deals this summer, one shy of the four notable moves of subtraction in 2023 and one more than last year.
Help is on the way for the New York Yankees bullpen. General manager Brian Cashman landed three high-leverage relievers before the trade deadline, picking up David Bednar from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Jake Bird from the Colorado Rockies and Camilo Doval from the San Francisco Giants.
Trade Deadline Day is the annual day of chaos on MLB’s calendar. And this year, with the Yankees in desperate need of bullpen help, the Bombers swung and reeled in three major relief arms. David Bednar (formerly the Pirates’ Closer), Jake Bird (formerly one of the Rockies’ relievers) and Camilo Doval (formerly the Giants’ Closer) were brought in.
As the Yankees scramble for bullpen help with the deadline fast approaching, they’ve added Jake Bird from Colorado, according to YES Network analyst Jack Curry.
The New York Yankees have continued to fortify their bullpen.
The Rockies, more open to dealing at this year’s deadline than in seasons past, have been open to offers on controllable young relievers in their bullpen.
Right-handed reliever Jake Bird is reportedly drawing trade interest from the New York Yankees, per Brendan Kuty of The Athletic. Bird, age 29, has been with the Colorado Rockies since 2022.
As the Yankees’s desperation for relievers grows and the deadline grows near, they may be willing to take a flyer. A new name has been mentioned as a potential
After already dealing Ryan McMahon to the Yankees, the Rockies are open for business heading into Thursday’s deadline as one of the few true sellers on the market.
Former UCLA standout and current Colorado Rockies reliever was having a career season out of the pen for the first half of the MLB season. After stacking a few rough appearances, Bird returned from the All-Star break against the Minnesota Twins and got shelled.
Former UCLA standout and current Colorado Rockies premier reliever Jake Bird is having the best year of his career. On Wednesday, he caught up with FanGraps' David Lauria and discussed what has led to such a dominant season in Colorado.
Just a week removed from giving up three runs in one inning and enduring the worst appearance of a breakout season, former UCLA and current Colorado Rockies reliever is right back on track.
UCLA Bruin alumnus and current Colorado Rockies reliever Jake Bird is having a career year, boasting a 2.16 ERA in 32 appearances over 41.2 innings. Solidifying
With the 2025 MLB trade deadline just over a month away, the Colorado Rockies find themselves once again in the familiar territory of rebuilding and reassessing what comes next.
The Colorado Rockies are bound to sell at the trade deadline this summer, but there might not be many pieces worth buying off the 12-53 squad. One pitcher, though, could fetch the Rockies a solid return.
Colorado Rockies pitcher Jake Bird had a very ungraceful moment during Thursday’s game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Coors Field in Denver, Co. With the Rockies nursing a 2-1 lead in the 8th inning, Bird hustled to cover first on a weak ground ball up the line hit by Milwaukee’s Jackson Chourio.
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