The New York Yankees need an infielder after they lost Gleyber Torres in free agency. The Yankees have internal options but could be looking for an upgrade.

The New York Yankees have already built what appears to be a solid back end of their bullpen for 2025. They added closer Devin Williams in a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers on December 13, and he brings a unique pitch he calls the “Airbender” — his unique version of a changeup — that led

The Yankees would be parting with two of their top 10 prospects, but the player they would be getting in return is one of the best in baseball. Correa is a three-time All-Star and Platinum Glover. However, Yankees fans may have mixed opinions on Correa.

Free agent Anthony Misiewicz has signed a minor-league deal with the Twins, Darren Wolfson of KSPT in St. Paul, Minn., reported on X. Misiewicz’s eight days and four relief appearances with the Yankees over two seasons are memorable. Scary memorable.

While each and every team is poised to make the most out of this offseason, a few of former New York Yankees are still to find a new home.

The Minnesota Twins have a gaping hole at first base after Carlos Santana returned to Cleveland, could the team turn to a three-time All-Star to man the position?

Right now the Yankees are in a bit of a pickle, as they're looking to improve their infield without significantly adding to their payroll unless they're able

Alvarez can play first base, third base and second base, and his opportunity with the Twins might only come at first base or if there's an injury to Carlos Correa, Royce Lewis or Brooks Lee, who are likely to get the bulk of the work at third base, shortstop and second base.

This offseason has been one of change for the Minnesota Twins. After a terrible collapse to end the year, coaches have been replaced on Rocco Baldelli’s major league staff.

The New York Yankees have been one of the most active teams in baseball this offseason, strengthening their roster with the additions of Cody Bellinger, Devin Williams and Max Fried. Now, MLB rumors have surfaced that the club could be eyeing a two-part move to address one of its remaining needs.

After signing Correa for $200 million and ending a two-decade playoff drought, the Twins have all but stopped making trades and signings.

The closing years of the last millennium were a special time for pitchers at Yankee Stadium. On those hallowed grounds, David Wells set down 27 consecutive Minnesota Twins on a May afternoon in 1998,