Juan Soto was instrumental in the Yankees' Opening Day victory with his performance on both offense and defense.
Juan Soto is looking for a long and lucrative contract to potentially finish his career with one team in MLB.
Gerrit Cole has been placed on the 60-day IL due to elbow inflammation, but fortunately, there is no structural damage, and he is expected to return in late-May. [ more ]
Yankees Mailbag: Soto's batting order and Volpe's second chance
Soto performs well hitting third, having top-tier players like Judge behind him increases success. Sample size shows success in different lineup spots like hitting cleanup. [ more ]
Flipping Alex Verdugo? Yankees Reportedly Plan To Keep Ex-Red Sox
The New York Yankees have acquired Alex Verdugo from the Red Sox and plan to keep him in their outfield mix in 2024.
The Yankees are reportedly intensifying their efforts to land Juan Soto from the San Diego Padres, and a deal between the two clubs seems likely. [ more ]
Mariners Pursuing Rumored Yankees Trade Target In Possible Blockbuster
The New York Yankees have made several moves this offseason, including signing slugger Juan Soto and pitcher Marcus Stroman.
The Yankees have been linked to Chicago White Sox pitcher Dylan Cease in trade rumors, but the Seattle Mariners are also interested in acquiring him. [ more ]
The Yankees and star outfielder Juan Soto have reached an agreement on a $31MM salary for the 2024 season.
Soto had a strong season in 2023, finishing with a .275/.410/.519 slash line, earning his third consecutive All-Star appearance and fourth consecutive Silver Slugger award. [ more ]
New York Post | Mike Puma: The New York Yankees announced that they acquired pitcher Cody Morris in exchange for the once-highly touted outfield prospect, Estevan Florial.
What the Juan Soto trade means for the Yankees' 2024 payroll
The Yankees are making a blockbuster trade to acquire Juan Soto from the Padres, showing their financial might by taking on his projected $33 million salary in 2024.
The Yankees are also pursuing Japanese right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto, potentially pushing their luxury tax payroll above $300 million. [ more ]