With the Yankees aiming to keep their momentum rolling against the Pittsburgh Pirates, manager Aaron Boone made a few notable […]

The clock is ticking. With Clarke Schmidt scheduled to make his second—and most likely last—minor league rehab start Thursday, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone told reporters. So, now the Yankees are on the clock to make a tough decision.

NEW YORK — With the way the Yankees ’ roster is constructed, it was safe to assume there would be lineup changes for the second game of the regular season. The Brewers have left-hander Nestor Cortes on the mound after ace Freddy Peralta, a right-hander, took the ball on Opening Day.

The bat has been hiding in plain sight for roughly 150 years, waiting for someone to suggest redistributing the wood — legally, by the way — to the portion with which each individual strikes the ball most often.

Boone and the Yankees are familiar with the New York native. He’s a trusted veteran who can come in and help a stressed bullpen in a pinch as long as he's a free agent. But the Yankees also need outs right now, and Hamilton gives them a better chance at those.

The New York Yankees make a significant roster move involving Aaron Judge's teammate and Devin Williams, signaling key strategic changes ahead of the 2025 MLB season.

One item to monitor within the torpedo bat controversy is how the Yankees do against lefty pitching.

The New York Yankees made another creative lineup pivot on Thursday afternoon, slotting 26-year-old slugger Ben Rice into the leadoff spot against Arizona

The Yankees and Tigers made big changes to their schedule for this week's series at Comerica Park due to the weather forecast.

The Detroit Tigers have made some tweaks to this week's schedule as they expect frigid temperatures at Comerica Park.

The Yankees are staring down the barrel of a sweep at the hands of the Detroit Tigers, and Wednesday’s matinee