404/.578 with a career-high .981 OPS with 35 home runs and winning the NL MVP in 2022. The New York Yankees’ manager said the team expects the former National League MVP to have a bounce-back ...

The New York Yankees probably have one significant move left in them, and it will be to shore up their infield.

The New York Yankees have made multiple big-time moves during this MLB offseason. However, what might be their most glaring roster hole still hasn't been addressed: the lack of a left-handed reliever.

The Yankees have brought back infielder Andrew Velazquez on a minor league contract with a non-roster Spring Training invite, reports Jack Curry of the YES Network. The CAA client is a Bronx ...

The Yankees will have a former fan favorite — and their starting shortstop from the 2021 wild-card game — back in Tampa next month. Andrew Velazquez, a Fordham Prep alum, signed a minor league ...

With Fried, Cole, Carlos Rodon, 2024 AL Rookie of the Year Luis Gil, and Clarke Schmidt — who recorded a career-low 2.85 ERA in 2024 — the Yankees appear to have perhaps the strongest rotation ...

The cult hero of the 2021 Yankees, a journeyman infielder who grew up in the Bronx, is returning to the organization after spending two seasons with the Angels and all of last year as a Braves ...

Don’t confuse the quietness of the offseason to mean the New York Yankees are done augmenting their roster. In fact, according to two insiders, general manager Brian Cashman is ready to pounce ...

Homegrown talent has historically been the nucleus of Yankees championship teams. The “Core Four” of Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte each earned World Series rings ...

The New York Yankees have no clear-cut starting third baseman in 2025 but one insider expects it to be a dark horse candidate. Pete Caldera of NorthJersey.com shared his 25 Yankees predictions to ...

We also didn’t have the Yankees making it to the 2024 World Series against the eventual world champion Los Angeles Dodgers… but, hey, it’s time to take a few more big swings. Defeated again ...