Lagrange is viewed by many as the Yankees' top pitching prospect and is coming off of a 2025 campaign in which he logged a 3.53 ERA while allowing just 82 hits and racking up 168 strikeouts over 120 innings of work. The 22-year-old stands 6-foot-7, weighs 250 pounds and has touched 103 mph with his fastball. So, yeah; he is very unique.

It's far too early for New York Yankees fans to make assumptions on Angel Chivilli.

Former Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo is swapping the diamond for the studio. On Thursday, Sports Business Journal reported that Rizzo is set to join NBC Sports as one of its lead MLB studio analysts this season, as the network returns to baseball broadcasting after several years away.

Former Yankees great Willie Randolph will be joining YES as a studio analyst, the network announced on Wednesday. YES had some openings after letting go longtime analyst John Flaherty, who called games and did studio work. Jeff Nelson and Dave Valle are also not expected to return in 2026.

Two weeks away from their first workout with pitchers and catchers at spring training, the New York Yankees added a depth piece to their bullpen by acquiring Angel Chivilli from the Colorado Rockies.

The Yankees added to their bullpen Wednesday by acquiring right-handed reliever Angel Chivilli in a trade with the Rockies.

The New York Yankees brought back their own players this winter, but did little to fix one problem.