Gleyber Torres would like to turn the page. The former Yankees and new Tigers second baseman made that clear in a ...

When the Yankees acquired Jazz Chisholm Jr. ahead of last summer’s trade deadline, Gleyber Torres didn’t hide his reluctance to change positions and move to third base. “I’m a second baseman,” Torres ...

Chris doesn’t agree with Brian Cashman speaking out about Torres ‘refusing’ to move to third last year when that was the plan after acquiring Jazz Chisholm - but he also doesn’t want Aaron Boone to ...

World Series - Los Angeles Dodgers v New York Yankees - Game 3 / Elsa/GettyImages At the start of the offseason, the New York Yankees declined to make an offer to Gleyber Torres and instead ...

The New York Yankees have been linked to several infielders to fill a need at second or third base, depending on what position Jazz Chisholm Jr. plays. New York was linked to the likes of Ha-Seong ...

The New York Yankees have been linked to several infielders throughout the offseason and now are linked to a fan favorite from their rival. The New York Mets signed Juan Soto and Clay Holmes from ...

After the New York Yankees lost Juan Soto to their hated crosstown rival New York Mets, many expected a retaliatory spending spree from the Bronx Bombers in order to make up for the loss of ...

As the New York Yankees try to finalize their roster for the upcoming 2025 season, the question of what to do with the contract of veteran starting pitcher Marcus Stroman looms heavily.

After seeing the impact he made against them in the World Series, the New York Yankees are rumored to be positioning themselves to bring Enrique Hernandez to the Bronx. Hernandez was solid for the ...

The New York Yankees may not be better than they were with Juan Soto, but they are good enough to get back to the World Series. At least that is what long-time MLB analyst Chris Rose said in a ...

With Spring Training nearly here for the New York Yankees, they are finishing up filling out their roster for the start of the 2025 campaign. It has been a busy offseason for the Yankees this winter.

The Yankees have signed veteran right-hander Carlos Carrasco to a minor-league deal, according to Jack Curry of YES Network. Carrasco, 37, posted a 72 ERA+ across 21 starts with the Guardians in 2024.