The New York Yankees need to make some big moves at the winter meetings if they want to contend for a World Series.

Here are three Yankees takeaways from this year’s winter meetings:

The American League East has been busy this offseason. The Toronto Blue Jays added Dylan Cease, and the Baltimore Orioles made one of the biggest splashes of th

The New York Yankees should be prioritizing a new deal with free agent slugger Cody Bellinger above all else this offseason.

Last year at this time, the Yankees were in a holding pattern as they waited on Juan Soto. That's not the case this winter.

The New York Yankees have made their first post-Winter Meetings free agent signing. The Yankees have signed right-handed relief pitching prospect Bradley Hanner

Well, day one at the 2025 Winter Meetings were mostly a bust. There were rumors, but not exactly many of the more juicy variety, and the day was almost completely devoid of actual activity. We did at least hear from Yankees brass,

The Yankees need to make more moves to be a World Series contender in 2026. Here are three things we're watching at the Winter Meetings.

If the Yankees have something brewing, general manager Brian Cashman did a good job hiding what’s going on during a half-hour meeting with beat writers that was highlighted by his entertaining retaliation to new Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray’s recent “I hate the Yankees” admittance.

Cashman did also say that their pursuit of Cody Bellinger would not affect their ability to pursue other notable names, like what happened last year with Juan Soto while Blake Snell and Willy Adames went off the board. (He later said a bunch of other word salad nonsense about fan perception of finances, which you can read here .)

The unusually quiet Winter Meetings are in the books, so who were baseball's biggest winners and losers this week?

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman had some interesting things to say about his slow offseason on Wednesday, the final day of this year's Winter Meetings.