Brian Cashman’s reaction to Marcus Stroman skipping the first two workouts of the New York Yankees spring training is not concerning him whatsoever. “No big deal,” Cashman said Friday at Spring Training Media Day.

The Yankees on Friday changed the club's facial hair policy, which stood for decades, allowing for "well-groomed beards." GM Brian Cashman had a funny way of explaining New York's definition of that.

From the moment the team very publicly washed its hands of Gleyber Torres, New York Yankees fans have been begging Brian Cashman to add another infielder. Second baseman, third baseman, it didn't matter;

Yankees GM Brian Cashman reacted to Marcus Stroman's absence to begin spring training and his refusal to pitch in the bullpen.

Brian Cashman references "Duck Dynasty" when speaking about the Yankees' new policy change referring to facial hair.

An unfortunately timed New York Yankees injury should force Brian Cashman into pursuing a reunion with David Robertson.

The Yankees appear willing to make an exception for Aaron Boone. Brian Cashman said Friday that he and Steinbrenner have been working through talks with Boone regarding an extension, entering the final year of his contract, and added that he believes a deal could happen this spring.

Training has arrived and here are storylines Yankees fans should be watching with great interest over the next several weeks.

Carlos Rodon vs. Jasson Dominguez, Cody Bellinger in Yankees' camp Yankees captain Aaron Judge's first address of 2025 Yankees' behind the scenes tour of player upgrades at Steinbrenner Field ...

Detroit Tigers manager AJ Hinch had plenty of praise for infielder Gleyber Torres. While Hinch surely didn't mean to take a shot at the Yankees, it's hard not to see it as such.