The New York Yankees are beginning to make their offseason moves, and pitching is one of their top priorities as they look to shore up a hurting bullpen. A Chic

The New York Yankees are linked to an All-Star center fielder to bolster their depth. Here’s the latest buzz from the Bronx.

A former top New York Yankees prospect could be the odd man out in the outfield and find himself on the trade block this offseason. The Yankees extended a $22 million qualifying offer to Trent Grisham, and according to NJ Advance Media’s Randy Miller, if Grisham accepts it, the team still wants to bring back Cody Bellinger.

Heading into an offseason where Cody Bellinger, Paul Goldschmidt and Trent Grisham could potentially sign elsewhere as free agents, the New York Yankees could be keeping an eye on Munetaka Murakami to bolster their lineup.

The Yankees added a reliever to their roster that could replace Jonathan Loaisiga, after the right-hander was cut loose by New York earlier this week.

The hard-throwing right-hander, who impressed in Detroit’s 2023 spring camp, could make his MLB return in 2026 after a second Tommy John surgery.

Even if Trent Grisham accepts the qualifying offer, the Yankees intend to pursue a reunion with Cody Bellinger, reports NJ.com. Bellinger had a terrific season in New York, posting his best home run total (29) and WAR (5.

One of the Yankees' top targets this offseason, Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami, has officially been posted for free agency.