Cabrera, on the other hand, is best suited as a super-utility player, a role he thrives in. The Yankees need him to be a defensive Swiss Army knife, not a full-time third baseman.

T he Yankees have been busy this offseason, making moves that turn heads, but even after reloading their roster, they’re still missing one critical piece for their 2025 plans. They’ve built ...

Asked about Luis Gil’s progress after throwing live batting practice, Boone said the club is treating his return timeline ...

The Yankees are in a precarious position as they head into the 2025 season. While they’ve made several significant moves this offseason—most notably landing Max Fried, Paul Goldschmidt, and ...

When the Yankees signed Max Fried the plan was for him to be the number two in the rotation behind Gerrit Cole, creating a dynamic one-two punch at the top of the rotation.

Yankees without Juan Soto: How their 'Plan B' players are doing this season. Pete Caldera. NorthJersey.com. NEW YORK – The moment Juan Soto chose the Mets, the spurned Yankees swung into Plan B.

Alex Verdugo and Anthony Volpe have begun to pick it up at the plate the last few days, but from May 1 to the All-Star break, Verdugo hit .223/.263/.352 and was a minus-0.2 WAR player. Volpe ...

The New York Yankees have decided to demote one of their All-Star offseason acquisitions, it was revealed on Sunday. The New York Yankees have seen enough from Devin Williams for the time being.

The Yankees have “no plans” to pursue either of those two infielders as they enter free agency this offseason, Jack Curry of YES Network reported on Monday night’s Yankees Hot Stove.

The Yankees' final offer to Soto was for 16 years and $760 million. That hypothetically leaves the Bombers with plenty of money to spread around and improve a team that just reached the World Series.

The Yankees agreed to terms with Fried, 73-36 with a 3.07 ERA over the last eight seasons with Atlanta, on an eight-year, $218-million deal Tuesday night.