According to the Yankees’ official roster, Dominguez has changed his uniform number to 24 from 89. The last to wear that ...

The equipment trucks have arrived at George M. Steinbrenner Field, where workers ushered dozens of cardboard boxes and duffel ...

Heading into spring training, New York Yankees youngster Jasson Dominguez is making a subtle, yet big change. He's changing his uniform number from No. 89 to No. 24, which was worn last season by Alex ...

After previously unveiling brand-new road alternates at the Amazin' Day fan fest on Jan. 25 at Citi Field, it turns out the ...

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On Monday afternoon, the New York Yankees announced that they had completed a trade to acquire former Cubs pitcher Michael Arias in exchange for cash considerations. Arias is a young pitching ...

The New York Yankees have signed a former top prospect to try and compete for a roster spot. YES Network’s Jack Curry reported the Yankees signed Dominic Smith to a minor-league deal with an ...

With the MLB international signing period opening today, teams can officially begin to sign players in their 2025 class. For Baseball America subscribers, we have scouting reports and player notes ...

In terms of pure need, the biggest area on the roster the New York Yankees must address is finding some left-handed arms for the bullpen. While that market has been slow in free agency this ...

With less than a month until pitchers and catchers report for spring training, the New York Yankees are looking to dump one significant salary. It has been well-reported that the Yankees are ...

The phrase, “You can never have enough pitching,” or a variation of it, has been said by Brian Cashman myriad times during his tenure as New York Yankees general manager. And understandably so.