The Yankees breathed a sigh of relief ... before and in recent days about a potential [Luis] Castillo trade to Baltimore where a younger bat would go to Seattle,” Morosi said.

Another possible suitor is the New York Yankees, who are yet to replace Gleyber Torres at second base and could use another bat. Arráez ... interested in pitcher Luis Castillo — and “they ...

The Luis Arraez/Pablo López trade was a January ... Potential landing spots: The Red Sox and Yankees jump to mind for Arenado, though it's unclear if he'll approve a trade to the east coast.

Toronto fans are begging for a big bat, while Detroit wants to add veteran ... Guys like Aaron Nola and Luis Castillo are being taken over Ober. Those two are the sexier options based off of ...

A Razzball look at the Top 100 Starting Pitchers for 2025 Fantasy Baseball featuring Paul Skenes, Garrett Crochet, and Shohei ...

There was never a doubt that the Yankees — like everyone else in baseball — wanted Roki Sasaki. And if the Japanese right-hander ended up in The Bronx, that would have been just fine with ...

READ MORE: Yankees attended bullpen session of Cy Young winning free agent Ruben Castillo has some good bat-to-ball skills with the speed and athleticism to stick in centerfield long-term ...

After a delay caused partially by the Roki Sasaki sweepstakes, which the Yankees were ruled out ... Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Ruben Castillo has some good bat-to-ball skills with the speed and ...

Although Castillo believes LeMahieu will be the third baseman, the Yankees have checked in on some infielders. New York has been linked to Brendan Rodgers, Luis Arraez, and Jorge Polanco among ...

While Walker may have been a fit due to his offensive and defensive abilities, ESPN’s Jorge Castillo clarified Thursday that the Yankees did not want to pay the penalty for signing a player who ...

There are still a lot of good free agents out there and one MLB analyst believes the Yankees should go after them. "They did really well," Castillo said (05:35). "Could they have done better?

"I think they've pretty much nailed everything they've done," a scout also told Castillo. The Yankees wanted Soto back, offering a 16-year, $760 million deal. When Soto went to Queens, New York ...