Every winter, every organization in baseball signs dozens of free agents to minor league deals, mostly in hopes of finding a useful bullpen or bench piece on the cheap or giving a veteran the ...

The New York Yankees have made multiple big-time moves during this MLB offseason. However, what might be their most glaring roster hole still hasn't been addressed: the lack of a left-handed reliever.

The Yankees will have a former fan favorite — and their starting shortstop from the 2021 wild-card game — back in Tampa next month. Andrew Velazquez, a Fordham Prep alum, signed a minor league ...

Left-handed pitcher Nestor Cortes is set to make some fun history with the Milwaukee Brewers in 2025. He'll be the first player in team history to wear the No. 65. He was just traded to Milwaukee ...

Nestor Cortes Jr. is enjoying the offseason. The new Milwaukee Brewers star spent the evening on December 29 with his wife on the beach, and Alondra Esteras Russy shared a picture of him to her ...

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Nestor Cortes Jr.'s wife, Alondra Cortes, recently shared a glimpse into her scenic tropical getaway, showing a luxurious breakfast experience while relaxing in a ...

And then the Yankees solidified the pen further by trading starter Nestor Cortes, infielder Caleb Durbin and cash to the Milwaukee Brewers for two-time All Star closer Devin Williams.

The New York Yankees may look like a completely different team in 2025 compared to the roster that took the Bronx Bombers to the World Series this year. The Yankees have already added players like ...

World Series - Los Angeles Dodgers v New York Yankees - Game 4 / Sarah Stier/GettyImages Despite coming off a World Series appearance, there was reason to believe that the 2025 New York Yankees ...

The New York Yankees made the grade trading for Milwaukee Brewers’ closer Devin Williams, ESPN insider David Schoenfield argues. In the deal, which Schoenfield gave an “A” grade, the Yankees ...

However, in order to bring Williams on board, the Yankees had to part ways with fan-favorite pitcher Nestor Cortes, as he and breakout prospect Caleb Durbin were sent to Milwaukee in return.