Free agency action can officially commence on November 6. But before then, players and teams continue to sort out options. The Yankees are retaining one of key relievers from 2025, while also letting go of a longtime pitcher.
The Washington Nationals need bullpen arms. That should be the No. 1 priority of the front office, even above figuring out their first base situation.
A second place AL East finish and AL Division Series exit, both at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays, was not what the New York Yankees had in mind for 2025.
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The New York Yankees announced contract decisions Wednesday for two relievers, exercising their option for left-hander Tim Hill but declining their 2026 option for right-hander Jonathan Loaisiga.
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The Yankees are exercising their club option on Tim Hill, but are not picking up their club option on right-hander Jonathan Loaisiga.
Yankees right-hander Jonathan Loaisiga has a flexor strain and won’t return this year. However, he is unlikely to require surgery.
The Yankees hoped Jonathan Loaisiga would be part of the bullpen answer down the stretch. Instead, he’s headed back to Dr. Keith Meister after being diagnosed with a right flexor strain.
He was already on the 15-day injured list due to mid-back tightness.
The New York Yankees are dealing with another major concern in their bullpen as reliever Jonathan Loaisiga has been sidelined again—this time with elbow and triceps soreness reported during his rehab assignment.
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Jonathan Loaisiga is slated to begin a minor-league rehab assignment Sunday afternoon with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre as the RailRiders wrap their six-game set against Indianapolis at PNC Field.
The New York Yankees entered Tuesday’s game against the Cincinnati Reds looking for revenge. Aaron Boone’s team lost the first game of the season series 6-1 on Monday behind a great performance from Reds Star Elly De La Cruz.
While most of the baseball world was focused on Juan Soto’s return to the Bronx, the New York Yankees made a significant roster move that may be more exciting for them.
The New York Yankees activated right-hander Jonathan Loaisiga from the injured list Friday, while left-hander Tyler Matzek was designated for assignment.
Jonathan Loaisiga could be back in the New York Yankees bullpen by the end of this month. On Wednesday, the Yankees transferred Loaisiga from low Class-A Tampa to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Jonathan Loaisiga took another big step forward in his rehab assignment Sunday. He pitched 1 1/3 innings for the Tampa Tarpons, the New York Yankees’ Single-A affiliate.
When the Yankees acquired Mark Leiter Jr. at last year’s deadline, the hope was that he would add some much-needed swing-and-miss to a depleted bullpen.
Amid the crisis at the back end of their bullpen, the New York Yankees got a much-needed dose of encouraging news Saturday. Jonathan Loaisiga took a major step in his journey back from elbow surgery, making his first minor-league rehab appearance.
Finally, the New York Yankees are receiving some positive news on the injury front. Following right-handed starter Clarke Schmidt’s productive rehab outing in Double-A — no runs allowed and seven strikeouts in 3 1/3 innings– the team has another encouraging update to share regarding its pitching staff.
The rotation will look a bit different than expected as the season kicks off.
The Yankees brought back Jonathan Loaisiga this winter after undergoing UCL surgery in April that ended his 2024 season prematurely, and he’s targeting a return to the bullpen before the All-Star Break.
The return of Tim Hill gives the Yankees a complete bullpen, as they finally add a left-handed reliever to their roster after not having a single left-handed reliever on their 40-man.
The New York Yankees have a lot riding on the reinvestment they’ve made on reliever Jonathan Loaisiga. The Yankees resigned Loaisiga to a one-year deal with a team option for 2026, per ESPN’s Jorge Castillo.
New York Yankees right-hander Jonathan Loaisiga said Saturday that he's having season-ending surgery to repair a torn UCL in his throwing elbow, but that it won't be Tommy John.
The Yankees bullpen just took a major hit.
Severino exited his start on Wednesday night against the Cincinnati Reds in the third inning with what the team called shoulder tightness.
Loaisiga's arguably been the team's most reliable late-inning option throughout the season.
New York Yankees star slugger Aaron Judge, third baseman Gio Urshela and catcher Kyle Higashioka all landed on the COVID-19 injured list earlier this month
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