Again, the Yankees missed out on Soto, but they still have plenty of monster contracts on the roster. Fried's doesn't crack the top three but does give them three of the four MLB pitchers with ...

It won't be very surprising if both pitchers sign elsewhere. It shouldn't really matter to Braves Country if it's with the same team as long as it's an American League club such as the Yankees.

After all, he's about as reliable as pitchers get for ERA, and the Yankees should ensure he continues to win games at the rate he did with the Braves. He falls a little short of being an ace since ...

but remain almost solely focused on Soto and have not made offers to the pitchers, who might merely be part of the Yankees’ Plan B in case Soto goes to the Mets, Dodgers, Red Sox, Blue Jays or ...

The Yankees are keeping tabs on the pitching market as they await Juan Soto’s decision. Among the possibilities is a high-end starter who could team with Gerrit Cole atop the rotation.

According to Michael Kay, the Yankees’ meeting with Fried went “very well,” with Fried showing significant interest in the team. Both pitchers bring elite talent and unique skill sets to the ...

The money the Yankees saved by losing Soto could be ... after an elbow injury spotted after two starts. Atlanta’s probable pitchers for next season include veteran lefty Chris Sale, coming ...

though the cost to acquire one of them and retain the slugger might be too steep for the Yankees, especially with the market for starting pitchers looking rather bullish. With the Winter Meetings ...

And the Yankees are multitasking on pitchers and hitters as they try to reallocate some of the money they offered Soto after the slugging outfielder opted to leave pinstripes for the Mets’ 15 ...

The New York Yankees made their first big splash of the offseason on Tuesday. The Yankees reportedly agreed to sign free agent pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million deal, according to ...