The New York Yankees had a monster series at the plate against the Milwaukee Brewers, taking advantage of a bad pitching strategy.

If the Yankees want to make a splash ahead of this month’s trade deadline and upgrade at third base with one of the best sluggers on the market, they need to be prepared to part with one of their best prospects.

The Yankees are rolling into Fenway with an unusual rotation strategy built to exploit one glaring Red Sox issue. A clear trend is behind this weekend’s Yankees' pitching plan.

If the New York Yankees are going to make big trades for big players, they're going to need to part ways with some talented prospects.

Damon Oppenheimer says the Yankees are trying to take the best position players possible. AP “I think the strategy for us is to try to take the best available,’’ Oppenheimer said.

The New York Yankees are close to getting a major boost to their pitching staff. Right-hander Luis Gil is set to throw live batting practice Tuesday at Double-A Somerset. If all goes well, his minor league rehab assignment could begin as early as Sunday,

For seven frames, starter Bryan Woo was unhittable. He held the New York Yankees in check for most of the night, dominating on his way to an eighth-inning exit. When second baseman Jazz Chisholm broke up the no-hitter, Woo responded with class, but karma didn't reward him immediately.