Raul Dominguez is likely a name you’re familiar with if you’ve followed Yankees minor league action at any point in the last two decades. Originally signed by the Yankees as an international free agent in 2001, Dominguez has definitely paid his dues with the organization, and 2026 may prove to be the most exciting season …
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The Yankees have long been known for having quality prospects, even if the farm system is in a bit of a lull currently. However, much of that talent, whether still with the Bombers or having been traded away, will represent various countries in the World Baseball Classic a month from today. Additionally, many former Yankees …
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While other teams have announced which non-rostered players they will be inviting to Spring Training (outside of individual deals), the Yankees have yet to do so. Pitchers and catchers will report to Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, FL a week from today, so there’s not much time left for the organization to dawdle. Update: official roster …
In a new era of dynasty baseball, the focus has shifted to the West Coast. The legendary Yankees of the past are no more. The latest mega-deal by the Dodgers has seen Kyle Tucker sign an astonishing $60 million annual average value (AAV) plus a $64 million signing bonus. This signing is nearly as lucrative …
The Yankees’ front office has been noticeably quiet on the free agent market recently. This inactivity, which I’ve covered extensively, likely stems from a strategic plan based on anticipated developments in the upcoming Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) discussions. Major League Baseball is reportedly planning a significant reduction in the size of the Minor Leagues, with …
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“I find tinsel distracting.” Truer words were never spoken. There’s a lot of virtual tinsel on social media nowadays. As the great Frank Costanza famously said on the Seinfeld episode, “The Strike”, “The traditional Festivus begins with the airing of grievances. I got a lot of problems with you people, now you’re gonna hear about …
Yankees fans should consider themselves lucky that they didn’t lose pitchers Harrison Cohen, Henry Lalane, Allen Facundo and others. It’s actually surprising to see that they gained more players (three) than they lost (two), and it’s just as surprising to see them make a move in the MLB Phase of the Rule 5 Draft. The …
With the Winter Meetings fast approaching completion, and the “Hot Stove” officially alight (evidenced by the return of the YES Network’s show), it’s time to forecast some key moves the Yankees might make during the 3.5-day event. The team has several critical needs to address, including bolstering the bullpen, securing a first baseman, and potentially …
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With the holiday season in full swing, and Black Friday sales in full effect, we thought it would be fun to wonder what it would be like if free agents had a Black Friday-like “sale” and accepted lower amounts of money like how a $70 TV is a loss-leader for many retailers. Who would eat …
As we reflect on the past year today, it came to mind that, despite not winning a championship for the 15th consecutive year, there are a lot of things to be grateful for this year. Obviously, the sting of not even leading or winning the division or conference is still there, and the team played …
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