The New York Yankees made an under-the-radar pitching acquisition that could pay off in a big way this season. The post Yankees Very Quietly Add 102 mph Reliever as Pitching Strategy Shifts appeared first on Heavy Sports.

A day after free agent outfielder Cody Bellinger re-signed for $162.5 million over five seasons, the Yankees added a potential bench piece by claiming Marco Luciano off waivers from the Orioles.

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge is the second best player in all of baseball.

The New York Yankees could get involved in free agency when it comes to two intriguing veteran relief pitchers.

The New York Yankees signed free agent Cody Bellinger, who provides defensive flexibility and a strong left-handed bat. A trade with the Miami Marlins brought left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers to New York for starting depth. The Yankees retained pitchers Tim Hill, Ryan Yarbrough, and Paul Blackburn to provide bullpen and rotation support.

There are some intriguing names on the Cincinnati Reds that the New York Yankees can look into.

The Yankees believe George Lombard Jr. would shine as a big league defender right now. And as they offer their top prospect more development time at the plate, it’s clear he will continue to be a fast-rising name to watch.

Baseball offseasons can be such a tease for fringe big leaguers seeking new opportunities. Take the Yankees, for instance. Working with a full 40-man roster, they designated reliever Kolton Ort for assignment on Friday to make room for speedy center fielder Michael Siani,