The New York Yankees have strengthened their first base group by re-signing a veteran player, adding depth and experience to their roster ahead of the 2026 season.

The New York Yankees have brought back a key piece of their team from last season.

According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the New York Yankees are re-signing first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to a one-year contract. Goldschmidt’s 2025 season with the Yankees marked his first year in the American League after six seasons with the St.

During the MLB offseason, the Yankees didn’t take a very aggressive approach. They were able to work out a new long-term deal with Cody Bellinger in free agency, but there were no other splash moves to push New York into more serious World Series contention.

The New York Yankees made a $162 million change to the roster that could see the young slugger pushed out soon.

George Lombard Jr is the only Yankees prospect on all three prospect lists, from ESPN, MLB.com, and The Athletic. Who else joins him?

ESPN's Tristan Cockcroft predicts this Yankees top pitching prospect to have "Cam Schlittler type of breakout season" for the 2026 Yankees.

Tristan Cockroft of ESPN predicts that the Yankees' 2026 version of Schlittler will be a 6-foot-7 right-hander who has an upper-90s fastball and a few other nasty pitches. This predicted impact pitcher is 22-year-old Carlos Lagrange.