The New York Yankees are going to be a good baseball team in 2026. After 33 straight winning seasons, you have to grant them that much. Heck, they might even be a World Series contender.

After failing to bring in Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins, the New York Yankees are currently engaged in trade […]

The New York Yankees have a new outfielder, and he has exactly four major league plate appearances to his name.

The New York Yankees' latest contract offer to outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency has reportedly been revealed.

The Yankees avoided arbitration with eight players Thursday, with three relievers acquired at last year’s trade deadline among those receiving raises.

The Yankees' priority this offseason is re-upping with outfielder Cody Bellinger, who last season put up a 5.1 WAR -- his highest such figure since his MVP season of 2019. However, the Yankees and Bellinger still have a wide gap in talks and the club is now looking "more seriously" at the aforementioned Bichette, the New York Post reports.

According to ESPN's Jorge Castillo on social media, the Yankees and Doval agreed to a $6.1 million contract for 2026, avoiding the league's salary arbitration process. The Yankees originally acquired Doval from the San Francisco Giants ahead of the 2025 trade deadline in exchange for a handful of prospects.

“Boston signed Sikkema, a 27-year-old left-handed pitcher, to a minor league deal. New York selected him 38th overall in 2019 out of Missouri. The Yankees traded him and two other minor league pitchers to the Royals for Andrew Benintendi on July 27, 2022,” he wrote.