Yankees, Ryan Yarbrough agree to major-league deal, fortifying injury-riddled bullpen
Yarbrough, 33, opted out of his deal with the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday. When Yarbrough signed with Toronto in February, it was on a minor-league deal that would pay him $2 million in the majors. It’s unclear how much the Yankees are paying him. He made $3.9 million in 2024.
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Yankees’ minor league invitee might force a Will Warren demotionThe Yankees have an interesting dilemma brewing as they finalize their starting rotation. On one hand, 25-year-old ...
One MLB insider has predicted that the New York Yankees will acquire two stars in 2025 to solidify their lineup.
Russell Wilson is coming to play for New York. But it’s not the first time. Wilson agreed to a one-year contract with the ...
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Yankees are gambling on the hot corner and it’s probably going to be a tough rideAs the 2025 season opens, the Yankees are stepping into familiar territory—one marked by roster uncertainty and a high-risk ...
The Yankees’ bargain-shopping continued on Tuesday night, as they signed former first-round pick Jake Woodford to a ...
The New York Yankees called up J.C. Escarra to the major league after the catcher was living 'paycheck to paycheck' and ...
Ideally, a right-handed hitter that could handle at least one of left field or third base would be the best fit, as such a ...
J.C. Escarra, a Hialeah, Florida, native that relied on Uber and substitute teaching to fund his time in the New York Yankees ...
Yankees non-roster invitee Dominic Smith was hitting .297 this spring, making a case for an Opening Day roster spot.
Long-time Boston baseball writer Peter Abraham reported that off-field issues may have cost former New York Yankees ...
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