The New York Yankees' trade deadline has taken quite a wild turn following the injury news to Aaron Judge. What will the Bronx Bombers do?

Eugenio Suárez would look great in a Milwaukee Brewers uniform. Unfortunately, there are a lot of teams thinking the same thing right about now. The Arizona Dia

Friday night ended with real fear in Yankeeland that Aaron Judge was lost for the season. If that had happened, the team could have seriously considered pivoting selling at the trade deadline, league sources say.

The New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles could come together on a trade that would give the Yankees the starting pitching help they need.

For New York, removing Seattle from the Suarez sweepstakes clears one runway—but also increases visible competition. The Yankees have generally avoided overpaying for external help; trading top prospects or assuming long-term risk doesn’t fit their current Blue-Chip Avoidance Strategy.

With the July 31 trade deadline looming and the Diamondbacks deliberating, the Yankees have been repeatedly linked to Arizona’s Eugenio Suárez.

As the MLB All-Star Game wrapped up at Truist Park in Atlanta, baseball analysts on the Fox Sports panel, including legends Derek Jeter, David Ortiz, and Alex Rodriguez, were quick

General manager Brian Cashman said last week he planned to shop for a starting pitcher before the July 31 trade deadline. That was before a blister popped up on Max Fried’s left index finger, putting his first start after the All-Star break in jeopardy. Simply put: The Yankees need rotation help.

Griffin Herring showcased elite stuff as a pitcher for LSU baseball. Now he's putting on a show in the minor leagues.