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Yankees GM Brian Cashman has a chance to put this winter’s top available free agent in pinstripes, and he should do just that.

Manny Machado will visit the Yankees on Wednesday; New York to "monitor" free agent Troy Tulowitzki; Andujar is already working on his defense in Tampa; Red Sox fans troll Yankees on Machado meeting.

The Today’s Game Era committee failed again to elect The Boss.

The Bombers could really use a potential Hall of Famer at the top of their rotation.

Cleveland might auction off one of their aces. Who should the Bombers zero in on?

The winningest pitcher in postseason history makes his first appearance on the ballot this year.

New York is very close to the luxury threshold, and the team has a number of needs to fill.

Cashman expects major moves to be made soon, prepared to move on from Corbin, denies Sanchez trade rumors, says Machado’s hustle comments shouldn’t define him; Yankees to make "smart, savvy moves" this winter; Mets in on Kluber.

Justus Sheffield, Chance Adams, Jonathan Loaisiga, and Stephen Tarpley all made their MLB debuts pitching for the Bombers in 2018. Let’s take a look at how they fared.

The iconic player makes his first appearance on baseball’s Hall of Fame ballot this year.

The Yankees have prioritized upgrading their starting rotation, and Nathan Eovaldi can pitch in the Bronx.

The Yankees have graduated an unprecedented number of young stars from their farm system in recent years, but is the well dry?

We know about the roster moves that the team is prioritizing, but what about the other issues?

The southpaw tossed a no-hitter last season, and appears to be on the cusp of becoming baseball’s next great starting pitcher.

Mr. October chimes in on Manny Machado; Patrick Corbin will sign with Yankees, predicts reader’s poll; Mets owner says "lopsided" offer required to pry away Noah Syndergaard; Yanks not in on Nathan Eovaldi, yet.

The Kraken fell well short of expectations.

Four-time All-Star Manny Machado remains the best candidate to replace the injured Didi Gregorius at shortstop for the Yankees, but they do have other options.

The Yankees are in "win now" mode, and it’s not the time for prospect hugging.

The Yankees are a few key acquisitions away from potentially tipping the balance of power in the AL East, and the front office shouldn’t let payroll stand in the way.

The talent pool of bullpen arms is deep this winter.