The calendar flipped to Jan. 15, pens came out, and a quiet but revealing chapter of the New York Yankees’ […]

New York Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. has reportedly committed to play for Great Britain at the 2026 World Baseball Classic, according to WBC writer Shawn Spradling.

The Angels, Rays, and Reds have agreed to a three-team trade that, most notably, sends outfielder Josh Lowe to (greater) Los Angeles, MLB.com reports. Here's the full trade:

Yankees announcer Michael Kay is finished with his former ESPN Radio cohost, Peter Rosenberg. On Thursday, Rosenberg had a hilarious back-and-forth with his ESPN cohosts, Don La Greca and Alan Hahn. During the segment, he revealed a text exchange with Kay.

How Yankees' Jazz Chisholm can play for Great Britain in World Baseball Classic originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Jazz Chisholm will play in the World Baseball Classic. The New York Yankees star has joined Team Great Britain for the WBC, which begins in March.

Ryan Weathers is more than just a stopgap for the Yankees while Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón get healthy. The 26-year-old left-hander, who was acquired in a trade with the Marlins on Tuesday, actually offers a lot of upside to the Bronx Bombers' pitching staff in 2026.

The New York Yankees are entering the final phase of Aaron Judge’s prime, but their front office isn’t acting like it this offseason. New York’s ongoing talks with Cody Bellinger (who might land elsewhere) are happening within the context of a painfully underwhelming offseason for Yankees fans.

The landscape of baseball may have gotten more treacherous with the Los Angeles Dodgers signing Kyle Tucker to a mega deal, but the New York Yankees still have