Yankees may need new plan at third base as top target's market heats up originally appeared on Athlon Sports. If the Yankees were hoping to make a run at Eugenio Suárez before the trade deadline, they might need to move on to Plan B.

After adding the 5-foot-9 Hawaiian to the active roster on Friday, manager Aaron Boone talked Garcia up as a guy who could give them innings that night for a bullpen game against the Braves.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone reacts to Jorbit Vivas' viral baserunning gaffe vs. Braves amid team's recent 4-game losing streak.

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.

The New York Yankees are already a World Series favorite in the American League, the fifth-ranked offense in Major League Baseball, with a team batting average of .258 and a captain in Aaron Judge with 35 home runs at the All-Star break.

That’s not why the Braves handled the Yankees 7-3 at Truist Park, but they were only trailing 3-0 when rookie infielder Jorbit Vivas made a mental baserunning mistake in the third inning that was so grievous …

Road struggles plagued the New York Yankees for a few weeks leading up to the All-Star break, but they couldn't break out of the slump against the Atlanta Braves on Friday.

The New York Yankees have reportedly inquired about trading for Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez, but the D-Backs remain uncertain about moving him, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post.

“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.”