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Spring training starts Wednesday for New York Yankees pitchers and catchers in Tampa, Fla.
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Spring training starts Wednesday for New York Yankees pitchers and catchers in Tampa, Fla.
Photo by /Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Yankees have typically announced their non-roster invitees in early February most years, so it was a little strange to see them wait so long to reveal them in 2021. As pitchers and catchers reported early on Wednesday, they finally did so, revealing the full list of 12 minor leaguers and 20 players signed to minor league contracts who will be taking the field alongside the Yankees’ current 40-man roster in Tampa.* * No, the move for Justin Wilson has not yet been announced but it should be coming soon. Most of these names should already be some...
Dietrich, 31, has gravitated toward a three-true-outcomes skill set over the past couple of seasons as his power, strikeout rate and walk rate have all spiked.
Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images MLB Trade Rumors | Connor Byrne: A bit of a bombshell here — the Yankees have reportedly made no contact with Brett Gardner since Halloween. Although the Yankees told Gardner and his agent that they’d cycle back to him after dealing with the bigger fish in free agency, the Yankees have seemingly finished the rest of their offseason, and Gardner still hasn’t even been offered a contract. Gardner’s agent, Joe Bick, said that other teams are interested in Gardner, but he hopes that things work out with the Yankees. Given the team’s need for a ba...
share-square-394495 This week, Luke Voit was asked how long it took him to get over the American League Division Series loss to the Rays. His answer probably won't surprise you: The Yankees first baseman still hasn't swallowed that, and he probably never will. "It left a sore spot on me," Voit said. "It's going to carry into [this] year too. Man, I'm ready to get back at those guys." As Voit and his teammates prepare for the new season and another run at championship No. 28, let's dive into the Yankees Inbox: What are your thoughts on an Aaron Judge extension? I feel like it's in his best int...