The New York Yankees have not made many moves this offseason, but that doesn't mean that they'll be quiet for long. They recently added a new player to the team, signing Drake Fellows to a minor deal, according to MLB insider Jon Heyman.

The New York Yankees have been working all offseason to make a massive signing in the outfield. Their main target is to bring back heavy-hitting veteran Cody Be

Quintana, who turns 37 in January, went 11-7 with a 3.96 ERA in 24 starts for the Milwaukee Brewers this past season. He has been a model of consistency since debuting with the Chicago White Sox in 2012, starting at least 20 games in 11 of 13 seasons (not counting the pandemic-shortened 2020 season).

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto has been voted the Babe Ruth Award winner as postseason MVP by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America, and

The New York Yankees were dead set on having Anthony Volpe be their shortstop in the postseason. Jose Caballero got some run at the position while Volpe recover

The Cincinnati Reds' Hunter Greene might be on a growing list of starting pitchers the New York Yankees are considering targeting this offseason.

Before Volpe and Wells were the youngsters getting Yankees fans excited about the future, there was Frazier, once considered a staple of the "Baby Bombers" alongside Aaron Judge and Gary Sánchez. But after five seasons of shaky play and a brutal 2021 campaign in which he put up negative-1.5 bWAR, Frazier was released.

While many expect the New York Yankees to pursue another starting pitcher in free agency, manager Aaron Boone isn't so sure.

Devin Williams is a Met, Jonathan Loaisiga and Luke Weaver are free agents, and “that’s why it’s been so important to bring in the controllable players that we got last trade deadline’’ Cashman said of closer David Bednar and fellow righty Camilo Doval.