The Yankees already made headlines by acquiring Ryan McMahon from the Rockies on Friday. That may not be their only move ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.

The Yankees believe they're in a great position to continue adding after filling a key hole. Here's what we're hearing they could do next.

The New York Yankees have officially made their first major move ahead of the 2025 MLB trade deadline next week. New York is sending prospects Josh Grosz and Gr

The Yankees traded for Ryan McMahon to fix third base, but still need pitching help before the trade deadline.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman grapples with this question every year leading up to the trade deadline, but it’s especially pertinent this season with the amount of acquisitions that he needs to make. How much are the Yankees willing to give up in young talent to make this team better and more of a championship contender?

NEW YORK − Nearly a week ahead of MLB's July 31 trade deadline, the Yankees addressed one glaring need, at third base. On Friday afternoon, lefty-hitting Ryan McMahon was acquired from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for two Yankees minor league pitching prospects.

By trading for former Colorado Rockies third baseman Ryan McMahon, the Yankees filled the biggest hole in their lineup and added a left-handed bat with some pop to aim at the short porch in Yankee Stadium. Box No. 1, checked.

One American League scout believes the Yankees will hold onto minor league outfielder Spencer Jones past Thursday's trade deadline, per comments made to ESPN's Jorge Castillo.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has made it known that his team could use multiple relievers before the deadline. In a perfect world, one would be a left-hander to pair with Hill.

The New York Post's Joel Sherman wrote Thursday, though, that MLB slugger Ben Rice could also be involved in trade talks. Sherman added that it'd need to be a big offer for the Yankees to "even consider" moving Rice. It's still notable news, though, and puts the Yankees in a tough spot.