Paul Goldschmidt went through a miserable first four months last year, including a career-worst 0-for-32 slide that ended with a May 11 ninth-inning single to avoid his first five-strikeout game.

Yankees infielder Andrew Velazquez had a memorable stint with his hometown team in 2021 and re-signed as a depth piece this week.

While the New York Yankees have already made several major moves this offseason, there's still a good reason to believe there are more moves in store. In addition to potentially adding another infielder,

The New York Yankees are bringing back a familiar face to the squad in hopes of improving their infield depth for the 2025 season. According to Jack Curry of YES Network, the Yankees are signing infielder Andrew Velazquez to a minor league deal.

The New York Yankees entered the 2024-25 MLB offseason on the heels of losing in the toughest way possible, after they were bested by the Dodgers in the World Series in five games.

As a self-proclaimed lifetime Yankee fan, Giuliani argues that the rings are something of a family heirloom and Yankees good-luck charm.

The New York Mets could turn to a veteran reliever on the open market to bolster their bullpen this winter. They have already signed former New York Yankees stars in two-time All-Star closer Clay Holmes and standout starter Frankie Montas. They could make it three of a former kind and sign free agent Tommy Kahnle this offseason.

The New York Yankees were abysmal at first base this past season, producing a 76 wRC+ and -1.1 fWAR from that group in 2024. This winter would almost

In 2024, the New York Yankees got to their first World Series since 2009 only to be defeated four games to one by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Then, about five weeks later, the Yankees lost out to their crosstown rival New York Mets as they attempted to hang on to generational talent Juan Soto,

Paul Goldschmidt on the decision to sign with the Yankees, the franchise's storied history, his familiarity with his new teammates and more Stay logged in. The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in.

Gradual declines are a thing. Steep drop-offs are as well. For New York Yankees star first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, he could prove both to be well in the