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The New York Yankees have made changes to their infield throughout the season and will likely make more before the MLB trade deadline. But one constant has rema

Entering Saturday’s game, the Yankees’ 120 wRC+ was the best in baseball. They lead MLB in home runs, walk percentage, isolated power, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and wOBA. This offense is deadly enough to carry them to title No. 28.

“Guardians are listening on relievers, including stars Cade Smith and Emmanuel Clasé,” New York Post MLB insider Jon Heyman reported on Saturday. “Prices are understandably high. They are seen as not too likely to trade either top pen guy, and with MLB’s easiest closing schedule, they aren’t even a certain seller.”

It's hard to believe right now, but the New York Yankees had a five-game lead on the AL East at one point this season. That all changed in June, however, when a

The New York Yankees need to add another infielder, but a trade for Colorado Rockies third baseman Ryan McMahon doesn't make much sense at all.

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The New York Yankees sit in second place in the American League East, two games behind the first-place Toronto Blue Jays. They have a one-game lead over the Boston Red Sox in the AL Wild Card standings.