The Yankees' current shortstop options are Anthony Volpe (controversial and unavailable in the spring, but expected to reappear later in the season), Jose Caballero and Oswaldo Cabrera. The latter two are expected to test their talents this winter, and the Yankees have showed no signs publicly that they are dying to replace their shortstops.

The New York Yankees could poach Bo Bichette from the Toronto Blue Jays if they're willing to give out a huge contract.

We were standing near a pristine hotel pool somewhere in central Florida, on the kind of morning that called for a windbreaker and was too chilly for swimming, when I asked Brian Cashman how he felt about what he had accomplished at the Winter Meetings.

This offseason, the New York Yankees are after a starting pitcher to bolster their injured rotation (at least, they were when we began). They are rumored to be targeting Japanese starter Tatsuya Imai, and more and more evidence suggests that they will be in on the coming bidding.

A league source said the Yankees have expressed "genuine" interest in re-signing Weaver, who is one of the top available relievers.

After the New York Mets lost first baseman Pete Alonso, there’s reason to believe the New York Yankees could be impacted by what the Mets do next.

Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte is expected to be a top trade candidate this offseason, but multiple teams won't be an option for his next landing spot.

Former New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira, now running for congress in Texas' 21st congressional district, recently commented on his political alignme

On Tuesday, ESPN's Kiley McDaniel projected that Bellinger would sign a six-year, $180 million contract, putting him above the elite echelon of $30 million in average annual value. That projection was up from the same length, but $160 million that McDaniel assigned him on Nov. 6.