The Yankees may have found their first baseman of the future with an under-the-rader free agent signing Friday.

The New York Yankees quietly bolstered their organizational depth on Friday, signing first baseman Ernesto Martinez Jr. to a minor […]

Time is not the Yankees’ friend, and the longer they wait, the more their options will shrink. The top relievers still on the market are Pete Fairbanks and Shawn Armstrong, both of whom were exceptional last season.

The New York Yankees could have a new catcher as the team brought in a well-liked catcher to compete with Austin Wells.

The Yankees still hope to bring back free agent outfielder Cody Bellinger and it may even still be their top offseason priority even though center fielder Trent Grisham passed up free agency to return for one year at $22.025 million.

The New York Yankees have re-signed utility infielder Amed Rosario to a one-year, $2.5 million deal. This low-risk move prioritizes depth and flexibility, adding a reliable right-handed bat to complement their left-handed infield.

Before Volpe and Wells were the youngsters getting Yankees fans excited about the future, there was Frazier, once considered a staple of the "Baby Bombers" alongside Aaron Judge and Gary Sánchez. But after five seasons of shaky play and a brutal 2021 campaign in which he put up negative-1.5 bWAR, Frazier was released.