Kristie Ackert

While the New York Yankees have been linked to higher-priced, free-agent first basemen like Pete Alonso and Christian Walker, long-time Bergen Record beat writer Pete Caldera sees a better fit.

While the New York Yankees' front office is busy making additions – and subtractions – to hopefully field a World Series team in 2025, there are players already in-house who could help improve the roster.

After being linked to high-priced, top-tier free-agent first basemen like Christian Walker and Pete Alonso all winter the New York Yankees have pivoted.

The free-agent landscape shifts with every significant move. The New York Yankees have been very agile in adapting to those shifts this winter and the latest one may give them another opportunity.

As the Yankees search for the right fit at first base, former MVP Paul Goldschmidt's connection with Aaron Judge might make the difference.

The New York Yankees were charged with the third-highest luxury tax in baseball for the 2024 season, but they were a very distant third place behind the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets.

The New York Yankees find themselves back in a tight battle with their crosstown rivals for a top free-agent once again.

The New York Yankees continue to shape up their roster in the wake of losing free-agent slugger Juan Soto.

The New York Yankees already had one offer for Nolan Arenado shot down. MLB.com reported that the St.

The New York Yankees added some bullpen depth and emergency catching depth to their roster with a move late Dec. 20 that sent Jose Trevino to the Cincinnati Reds.