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Yankees news: Trade Deadline previews
MLB.com | Mark Feinsand: Although the team’s top two prospects, George Lombard Jr. and Carlos Lagrange, appear to be off-limits at this year’s Trade Deadline, the Yankees still have quite a bit of prospect ammunition to make a deal at this deadline, with former top prospects Jasson Domínguez and Spencer Jones joining current prospects Dax […]
Jazz’s double encore, bullpen brilliance propel Yankees past Pirates
The first three innings of the series opener between the Yankees and Pirates were tantamount to a fierce battle on the open sea. The Bombers struck the first blow with a four-run opening inning, then the plucky crew from Pittsburgh returned fire with five runs of their own climb in front. The tide of battle […]
Yankees Draft: 2026 pick tracker and social media guide
The 2026 edition of the Major League Baseball Draft is well underway! The action got started early on Saturday afternoon with the Chicago White Sox making UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky the No. 1 overall selection, and though the New York Yankees had to wait 34 more picks to get their first in, they seemingly got […]
New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh Pirates: Ryan Weathers vs. Braxton Ashcraft
Tonight is the hundredth game of the Yankees’ season. Appropriately for a team exiting the All-Star Break, they will continue their homestand by facing their third consecutive National League team. The Dodgers took two of three against the Yankees, as is their habit against, well, most teams, to be frank. Now New York prepares for […]
Ask Pinstripe Alley: Yankees mailbag questions request
The Yankees’ post-All-Star break opening didn’t go as well as they hoped, flailing around for three games offensively against the Dodgers and walking away with just a narrow last-minute win in the finale. The offense that didn’t do much until the terrible Nationals bullpen let them back into each of their games continued to do […]
Yankees potential trade target: Hunter Goodman
I used to spend each July and August visiting my grandparents in Bristol, Connecticut. On many of those summer nights, my grandfather would take me to watch the New Britain Rock Cats. Being so close to the Trade Deadline, the stands were often filled with scouts. I still remember watching Joba Chamberlain pitch while Reggie […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Red Kleinow
Born John Peter but better known by his nickname, Red Kleinow was with the organization before the Yankees officially adopted their famous moniker. A late bloomer behind the plate, Kleinow never quite blossomed into a star, but he carved out a respectable career as one of the better defensive catchers of his era. John Peter […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Red Sox sweep Rays for 13th win in a row
If only the Yankees could hit. With the Red Sox hanging loss after loss on the Tampa Bay Rays, this would have been a golden window for the Yanks to creep even closer to first place in the AL East. Alas, that is seemingly not in the cards, after the Dodgers stymied the Bronx “Bombers” […]
New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh Pirates: Series Preview
After an offseason in which the Pirates made a handful of moves to beef up a roster that went 71-91 in 2025, Pittsburgh saw an up-and-down first half. They now come to the Bronx for their only series of the season against the Yankees, looking to make up some ground in the tight NL Central […]
Yankees prospects: J.C. Escarra beats Red Sox with walk-off homer for Scranton
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 5-4 vs. Worcester Red Sox SS George Lombard Jr. 2-5, 2B, K, CS — first full game at Triple-A since coming back from injury (here’s the double)C J.C. Escarra 3-4, 2 2B, HR, BB, 2 RBI — walk-off homer, now up to a 1.057 OPS in 13 games at Triple-ACF Spencer […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/19/26
Offense was hard to come by again for the Yankees this weekend against the Dodgers, as they scored just five runs in total across the three games. Meanwhile, Los Angeles scored eight yesterday afternoon alone. Thankfully, Johnny Wholestaff came up with a gem on Sunday night to help the mostly-punchless Yanks eke out a win […]
Yankees news: Mason Miller trade rumors spring up as Padres stall out
NJ.com | Randy Miller: Outside of a Tarik Skubal all-in move, it wasn’t looking like there was a flashy upgrade for the Yankees to pursue this deadline. The team has a number of needs, but given that they’re mostly at catcher and the bullpen getting a big move to line up there just doesn’t happen […]
Yankees overcome disaster to avert sweep on clutch Jazz Chisholm Jr. homer, lights-out bullpen
Sometimes it’s the small victories. After a managing blunder from Aaron Boone in the series opener and a thorough humbling at the hands of Yoshinobu Yamamoto in the second game relegated the Yankees to losses in the first two games of the series, it became imperative that the Yankees find a way to avoid the […]
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers: Ryan Yarbrough vs. Will Klein
This marquee matchup between the Yankees and Dodgers always felt like it was going to be a litmus test to open the second half, and the Yankees are failing that test rather resoundingly through the first two games. They’ve scored just three runs in the first 18 innings of the series. And while Friday was […]
Yankees shuffle roster ahead of doubleheader nightcap against the Dodgers
All hands are on deck for the Yankees as they look to salvage the finale of a three-game set in the Bronx against the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers. With Ryan Weathers being pushed back until Monday (likely to save some bullets), the Yankees are promoting Elmer Rodríguez as tonight’s 27th man to eat some […]
Yankees Social Media Spotlight: All-Star Celebrations
It’s Sunday once more, and you know what that means — it’s time for our weekly social media roundup! This past week, we reached the halfway point of the regular season, the 2026 All-Star Break, and well, do we have a lot in store. Between the amateur draft, the Home Run Derby, and the Midsummer Classic […]
Dodgers outclass Yankees in doubleheader opener, Yoshinobu Yamamoto spins complete game
In the first game of Sunday’s day-night doubleheader at Yankee Stadium, Yankees ace Cam Schlittler and Dodgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto matched wits on the mound. Schlittler ended his outing dejected and frustrated by a Los Angeles lineup which took no give-up at-bats all afternoon. Yamamoto ended his outing on the mound, tossing a complete game […]
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers: Cam Schlittler vs. Yoshinobu Yamamoto
What’s better than one game between the Yankees and Dodgers? Two Yankees-Dodgers games, of course. That’s what we’re set for today thanks to last night’s storm, which postponed what was set to be an interesting matchup between Ryan Weathers and Emmett Sheehan. Ironically, Weathers was prevented from pitching because—you know what, no. Forget that one. […]
Trent Grisham is the Yankees’ rock
Nobody could’ve ever imagined that Trent Grisham would be where he is right now when the Yankees acquired him as a partial salary dump in the Juan Soto trade during the 2024 Winter Meetings. After all, the team planned on him being the fourth outfielder while Alex Verdugo manned left field. And even when spots […]
Yankees Birthday of the Day: Bob Meusel
You can definitely say that Bob Meusel made his MLB debut at the perfect time: in 1920, with the birth of the so-called live ball era. From that year until 1929, the hard-hitting outfielder was a key cog of the Yankees’ lineup in a key decade in franchise history, the days of the “Murderers’ Row.” […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Red Sox make it a dozen wins in a row
The Yankees were rained out on Saturday, meaning they face a pivotal day-night doubleheader on Sunday against the Dodgers with a chance to win the series in one go. Severe storms in the eastern half of the country have led to a handful of rainouts and doubleheaders to open the second half, all of which […]
Yankees potential trade target: Yennier Cano
With the 2026 trade deadline looming in the coming weeks, contending teams are looking to do everything between making a big splash and tying up some loose ends. Among the more frequent moves at the deadline is movement among veteran relief pitchers. With the Orioles 10 games out of the American League East, and four […]
Yankees prospects: FCL Yanks steal 13 bags in doubleheader win
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Postponed due to rain vs. Worcester Red Sox Double-A Somerset Patriots: L, 0-11 at Portland Sea Dogs LF Jackson Castillo 0-3, 1 BB, 2 KCF Jace Avina 0-4, 2 K3B Coby Morales 1-3, 1 BB, 1 K, fielding errorRF DJ Gladney 0-4, 3 K2B Connor McGinnis 0-4, 2 K, fielding errorC Tomas […]
Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/19/26
We’ve got a busy day ahead of ourselves, thanks to Mother Nature getting involved yesterday. A rainout has turned this weekend series into a day-night doubleheader finale with Cam Schlittler and presumably Ryan Weathers getting the ball in each game respectively. An already difficult challenge of facing the two-time defending champions will now be a […]
Yankees news: To go for broke, or not to go for broke
MLB | Mike Lupica: There is confidence that Aaron Judge will be back this season, even if it’s not by the Trade Deadline (spoiler alert: it won’t be). If that is the case, should the Yankees push chips into the middle of the table and make a run at their first World Series title in […]
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