On top of that, the Yankees are carrying money for players who aren’t expected to contribute at all in 2026. They owe about $16 million in dead commitments next year — roughly $15 million still due to DJ LeMahieu and another $1 million owed to Aaron Hicks — even though neither is expected to play for them.

The New York Yankees could be looking for arms in the bullpen this offseason and could target one from the New York Mets.

Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez is finally coming clean. Nearly a decade after his career imploded, Rodriguez is revisiting the most painful chapter of his life. In a HBO Documentary titled “Alex vs. A-Rod,” which airs Nov. 6, he confronts the choices that tarnished his legacy.

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After a swing change propelled him to a breakout season, Rice may deserve a shot at the Yankees’ full-time starting first base job in 2026.

The Philadelphia Eagles have been accused of a "dirty" play in the wake of Cam Skattebo's injury. Skattebo, a rookie running back out of Arizona State, suffered a catastrophic ankle injury in the first half of Sunday's game at Lincoln Financial Field. The rookie running back was down on the field ...

New York Yankees center fielder Trent Grisham had a breakout first season in pinstripes, and as he enters free agency, he'll be a desirable outfielder with an i

As the Yankees try to perform the alchemy that will get them back to the World Series this winter, a look at who on their current roster could be moved in an offseason trade.