When the Yankees acquired Cody Bellinger and the remainder of his contract with a hefty player option for 2026, the hope was ...

At the heart of this offensive surge is Ben Rice ... and with both bats humming, the Yankees aren’t stuck in any one groove. Rice’s bat didn’t cool off when spring training ended.

Indeed, there was plenty to unwrap after the prolific power surge. Here is a deeper dive into the Yankees’ offensive eruption, by the numbers. 9: The nine home runs set a single-game franchise ...

He won’t miss barrels the way the Brewers did. If the Yankees want to prove this offensive surge is more than just a spring spark, Tuesday night will be their chance. They’ve feasted.

Giancarlo Stanton is ramping up his rehab and could return in May, giving the Yankees another big bat as Anthony Volpe, Cody ...

Maybin’s post comes at a time when the Yankees’ offensive surge, helped by several players reportedly using the torpedo bats, has triggered a league-wide conversation. Some, including Brewers ...

Based on the way doom and gloom was being cast headed into the season by fans and media alike, the New York Yankees have gotten ... leading baseball in numerous offensive stats including home ...

The Yankees made all kinds of history in Saturday’s 20-9 pummeling of the Milwaukee Brewers. Paul Goldschmidt, Cody Bellinger and Aaron Judge struck back-to-back-to-back home runs on Nestor ...