Bomber brass says no long deal worth it
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Brian Cashman has poached his share of players from opposing teams, using the almighty dollar to lure big names to the Bronx. Now he knows how the other half lives. RELATED:...
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New Posting System Likely to Delay, Not Sink, Sale of a Japanese Ace
Yozo Tachibana, the Eagles’ president, arrived at Major League Baseball’s winter meetings Tuesday and said no decision had been made on whether to post Tanaka, a pitcher coveted by the Yankees, among...
View ArticleInfante spurns Yankees, reaches deal with Royals
So much for Omar Infante replacing Robinson Cano. Infante, the free agent second baseman, reached a four-year deal with the Royals on Friday, reportedly worth approximately $30 million, a source...
View ArticleCano who? Yankees move on with Ellsbury
With Robinson Cano and his $240 million contract off to Seattle, the Yankees continued the business of dealing with life without the second baseman. On Friday, that meant introducing their own...
View ArticleYanks back to square one after losing out on Infante
After losing out on the Robinson Cano sweepstakes to Seattle, the Yankees quickly saw Omar Infante head to Kansas City with a four-year deal on Friday. So where does that leave the Yankees in their...
View ArticleTop 5 Yankees storylines of 2013
Derek Jeter expected to be back in the Yankees lineup on Opening Day following offseason surgery to repair the left ankle he broke during Game 1 of the ALCS in 2012. Instead, he wound up suffering...
View ArticleCashman hopeful Pineda will help fill still-hazy rotation
Whether Masahiro Tanaka is coming to Major League Baseball or not, and the latest reports out of Japan indicate he will be forced to stay home, the Yankees are looking for a considerable contribution...
View ArticleRobertson: I can follow Mo
David Robertson is ready to follow in Mariano Rivera’s footsteps on and off the field. On a day Robertson helped make dreams come true for a Staten Island family devastated by Superstorm Sandy, he...
View ArticleYankees are more captivating now, but not clearly better
It has become a universal truth in the professional sports world, but it still applies most of all to the Yankees: They aren’t just a ballclub. They’re also a TV show. With that in mind, with the...
View ArticleCashman: Still questions in the infield, bullpen
Even after all of the Yankees’ offseason activity — and money spent — general manager Brian Cashman admitted there were still plenty of unknowns surrounding the team, especially in two particular...
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