At the end of the season, the New York Yankees' farm system was ranked No. 18 in baseball by MLB Pipeline. However, despite the mid-tier ranking, there are still several promising prospects worth keeping an eye on.
The New York Yankees lost Juan Soto to the New York Mets this offseason. They have added lots of new talent, but trading one of their less favorable contracts could help bring in another All-Star.
The New York Yankees seem to be priced out on one of the most impactful potential signings left on the market.
One of the best infielders still available in free agency this offseason is former New York Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres. There was some speculation early in the offseason that Torres, who has posted a career .265 batting average with a .775 OPS and 138 home runs since debuting with the Yankees in 2018, could return to New York.
The New York Yankees are not expected to bring back one of their most polarizing players from the 2024 season.
The Yankees are trying to replace Juan Soto; at least that’s what they’re telling themselves, because let’s be honest there’s no way to replace that kind of WAR value with just one roster spot.
The New York Yankees are ushering in a new era in their outfield, with Jasson Dominguez stepping into the left field role for the 2025 season. Dominguez’s raw talent and offensive potential provide a major upside, even as his defensive game continues to develop.
The New York Yankees are preparing for potential changes in their starting rotation, and right-hander Will Warren is expected to play a key role as a back-end solution.
The New York Yankees are known for aiming high, and their pursuit of Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki fits that narrative. Sasaki, regarded as one of the most exciting pitchers in the world, recently had an in-person meeting with the Yankees in California, signaling their intent to make a serious push for his services.
The New York Yankees will look very different in 2025 after the departure of Juan Soto. They've added talent at multiple positions, and another upgrade in the infield seems to be on the horizon.
One MLB insider suggested the New York Yankees may be holding out hope for a struggling veteran's rebound.
There’s a new arm in the ‘pen for the Yankees, and plenty of whiffs to utilize. To say the Yankees have been active this offseason might be underselling it just a bit.
One MLB insider threw some cold water on the Yankees' interest in a two-time All-Star free agent.
One MLB analyst believes a two-time All-Star for the Yankees could join a division rival.
On this day of giving, let’s take a look at some moments where the Yankees’ opponents were in a giving mood. It’s Christmas Day, and hopefully for all of you celebrating the holiday, you’ll mostly be spending it with your loved ones, with maybe only a brief check of Pinstripe Alley.
On December 11, it was announced that the New York Yankees re-signed 30-year-old right-hander Jonathan Loáisiga to a one-year deal that included a team option for 2026.
The New York Yankees can round out their bullpen by bringing back one of their relief pitchers this winter. The Yankees replaced All-Star closer Clay Holmes with one of, if not the best closer in the MLB when healthy in Devin Williams.
The Yankees’ off-season spending spree has pushed their payroll above the final $301 million luxury tax threshold. With Jonathan Loaisiga signing a one-year, $5 million deal for the 2025 season, the Yankees’ estimated luxury tax salary now sits at $303 million.
Many New York Yankees fans had a rollercoaster relationship with second baseman Gleyber Torres during the 2024 season. Torres was criticized for his slow start at the plate during the regular season, which was compounded by his struggles both in the field and on the base paths, which is proven by his advanced stats.
For a while, it seemed like it wouldn’t happen, but Cody Bellinger is now a member of the New York Yankees. The reigning American League champions acquired him and cash from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for pitcher Cody Poteet on December 17, giving the Yankees needed help to their lineup.
Even since making his MLB debut on August 13, 2016, New York Yankees slugger and 2024 AL MVP Aaron Judge has played alongside dozens of different teammates, some for multiple seasons while others for only several games.
Yankees fans wanted Juan Soto for Christmas this year. Instead, New York gifted them a decent starting pitcher, an underwhelming centerfielder and, worst of all, an aging first baseman in Paul Goldschmidt.
The Cardinals declined an offer from the Yankees that could’ve sent Marcus Stroman to St. Louis for Nolan Arenado.
His effectiveness at the plate has dipped significantly.
On Thursday, ESPN's Jeff Passan shared an update on why no club has yet handed Pete Alonso a contract to his liking.
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