Author: Brett Andersson

Series Preview: New York Yankees at Texas Rangers with Probable Pitchers 8/4-8/6

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Yankees Release Marcus Stroman

After a disappointing 2025 season, the Yankees have decided to move on from RHP Marcus Stroman. The veteran pitcher was released amid a flurry of moves before the trade deadline.

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Series Preview: New York Yankees at Miami Marlins with Probable Pitchers 8/1-8/3

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Yankees Trade for Camilo Doval

Coming in with just minutes to spare, General Manager Brian Cashman added another bullpen arm with controllable years to a struggling Yankee pitching staff. With this addition, the Bombers are in a much better position to make a deep push into October.

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New York Yankees Trade for David Bednar

Bednar isn’t just another arm—he’s a proven closer with high-leverage experience and swing-and-miss stuff. He can eat innings, shorten games, and stabilize the middle of the pen while others get healthy. For a bullpen running on fumes, his arrival gives the Yankees exactly what they’ve been missing.

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Yankees Acquire Outfielder Austin Slater

The Yankees acquire Austin Slater in a move aimed at bolstering their outfield depth against left-handed pitching. Slater brings versatility, postseason experience, and a strong platoon profile. With Aaron Judge sidelined, New York hopes to replicate production in aggregate, and Slater’s affordable contract makes him a low-risk, situational upgrade.

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Injuries, Payroll, and the Illusion of Contention: Yankees at a Crossroads

The Yankees post season aspirations are hanging in the balance as the team heads into the second half of the season. What has gone wrong so far and is it too late to do anything about it?

New York Yankees Move Carlos Carrasco to the Atlanta Braves

The Yankees traded Carlos Carrasco to the Braves for cash or a player to be named later, clearing a roster spot ahead of the deadline. Carrasco, who struggled in limited action this season, gives Atlanta a veteran arm for depth while New York maintains flexibility for more significant moves.

Trade Deadline Strategy Reassessed Amid Judge’s Injury

Aaron Judge’s injury has cast uncertainty over the Yankees’ postseason push, but it hasn’t derailed their trade deadline strategy. With Judge expected to return soon as a designated hitter, the front office remains focused on acquiring controllable pitching and versatile depth rather than making reactionary moves or sacrificing long-term value.