Don't be surprised if the New York Yankees look to add pitching depth this winter and tap the Japanese market to do it.

On Monday, Brendan Kuty of The Athletic reported on the Yankees' pursuit of Imai, and an issue he raised was that New York may not have the financial flexibility to sign him at market value and still address other offseason needs.

The New York Yankees brought back a familiar face with a deal with a pitcher, but it isn't one that fans will be overly excited about.

The New York Yankees aren’t wasting much time when it comes to building some pitching staff depth this offseason. GM Brian Cashman picked up Tim Hill’s option earlier in November, and now Cashman is reportedly close to re-signing lefty pitcher Ryan Yarbrough,

The New York Yankees are predicted to steal a $43 million pitcher from a division rival to bolster their rotation. The post Yankees Predicted to Steal $43 Million Pitcher From Division Rival appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Devin Williams had a terrible season for the New York Yankees last season and could be a fit for the Atlanta Braves.

The New York Yankees are always in the market for the best of the best, and this offseason is no exception. But while general manager Brian Cashman stated that

The New York Mets quietly signed former New York Yankees prospect Anderson Severino to a minor league deal. Likely once known as “the other Severino” back when

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge furthered his place in franchise history by winning his third American League MVP Award.