Report: CC Sabathia Returning To Yankees On One-Year Deal
The big lefty has agreed to a one-year, $10 million dollar deal to remain with the Bronx Bombers next season, sources tell WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman.
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The big lefty has agreed to a one-year, $10 million dollar deal to remain with the Bronx Bombers next season, sources tell WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman.
Aaron Judge can't wait to get to spring training and start learning from new teammate Giancarlo Stanton.
On Wednesday, the day top Yankees prospect Gleyber Torres turned 21, New York general manager Brian Cashman revealed the team's big league staff wanted him on last year's opening-day roster.
The Yankees could use CC Sabathia back in 2018. The question is how badly do they want him.
Now that the Yankees are gearing up to become the Yankees again, will the rest of the AL East prepare to fight or will they run and hide?
The Twins signed the right-hander recovering from Tommy John surgery to a two-year, $10 million contract Wednesday.
Even with the successes of Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez, Luis Severino, and Greg Bird, you keep hearing the Yankees have even more coming up through the minors. They will likely get their chance to make the jump next spring.
The Yankees gained even more payroll flexibility when the shipped Chase Headley to San Diego Tuesday along with righty Bryan Mitchell.
Brian Cashman isn't messing around. The Yankees general manager reportedly pulled off another big move on Tuesday.
Hal Steinbrenner is ready to make the jump to hyperspace and watch his Yankees become the "Evil Empire" again.
Just a few days after stunning Major League Baseball with a landscape-altering trade, the Yankees have moved on and are trying to address an actual need.
Giancarlo Stanton said he put the Yankees on his trade wish list after admiring them from afar.
The slugger said the deal that brought him to New York started to materialize Thursday night, when he learned about it from his agent.
In one move, Brian Cashman minimized all the questions about Aaron Boone's lack of experience.
Brian Cashman is getting his. The veteran general manager was finalizing a new five-year, $25 million contract with the Yankees on Monday, WFAN baseball inside Jon Heyman reported.
