Bryan Hoch

The Yankees expect their rotation to be tested early next season, with several key starters set to begin the year on the injured list. Brian Cashman has spoken about pursuing depth, which pointed them toward a reunion with Ryan Yarbrough. The club announced Friday that Yarbrough has agreed to a

NEW YORK – Ask the people who share a clubhouse with Aaron Judge, and they’ll tell you he’s the best they’ve ever played with. On Thursday, the voters agreed, handing the Yankees' captain his third American League Most Valuable Player Award. It marked the final verdict of a debate that

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NEW YORK -- The Yankees heard the breathless chatter about a tight race for the American League Most Valuable Player Award through September and into the postseason. It was impossible to miss: They’d be preparing for their next game, and on their clubhouse television screens, someone would be debating Aaron

NEW YORK -- When the Yankees added Max Fried last winter, signing him to the largest contract ever issued to a left-handed pitcher, they believed they were buying more than a front-line starter. They were getting a craftsman, the kind of pitcher who takes as much pride in his defense

While the Blue Jays and Dodgers continue to battle in an entertaining World Series, the Yankees have already flipped their calendars to 2026. That makes this a good opportunity to open up the Yankees Inbox. (Questions edited for clarity.) CC Sabathia said he thinks the Mets are closer to winning

NEW YORK -- The Yankees believed in the strength of their rotation going into the postseason, voicing optimism that their starting pitchers could go toe-to-toe with most any staff in baseball. October hasn’t even ended, and that outlook already comes with a qualifier. True, the Yankees’ starting five might be

TORONTO – Touch ‘em all, George: You’ll never hit a bigger home run in your life. Carrying echoes of Octobers past, George Springer launched a go-ahead, three-run homer to send the Blue Jays to their first World Series since 1993, delivering a 4-3 victory over the Mariners in Monday’s Game

TORONTO – The Blue Jays insisted they were right where they wanted to be, and they proved it. The roof may have been closed, but their season remains wide open. Inside a packed and deafening Rogers Centre, Toronto staved off elimination with their 6-2 victory over the Mariners on Sunday

SEATTLE -- Three decades after “The Double” cemented his place in Mariners lore, Edgar Martinez is back in October again: this time as a coach, watching another generation of Seattle hitters try to finish what that 1995 team started. The Hall of Famer can still hear the roars from the