The Yankees have responded to Juan Soto's departure with a flurry of moves, but will it help New York win in the postseason?

Juan Soto just won’t let New York Yankees fans forget that he is no longer part of their team. In his single season with the Yankees, Soto played a key role in taking the team to its first World Series appearance in 15 years with offensive production that ranked him third in Major League Baseball

In his recent “The Mayor’s Office” episodes, Casey has discussed the player movement around the league and touched on Soto’s impact. During those segments, he provided some dubious rationalization for Yankees fans on why losing Soto, who got 15 years and $765 million from the Mets, won’t hurt so much.

Every New York Yankees fan in the world surely knows by now that 26-year-old slugger Juan Soto turned down a 16-year, $760 million contract offer from the Yanke

For many of New York’s teams, 2024 was a year of progress. The Yankees and Mets embarked on their deepest playoff runs in years, fueling an electric October. The Knicks and Rangers also captivated the city with their own playoff successes,

The New York Yankees have spent the majority of the offseason in the spotlight as their star outfielder Juan Soto was the top free agent in this

Juan Soto's megadeal with the Mets kicked off a wild offseason, but big moves are still coming. The Yankees need infield help. The Giants crave an ace.

The latest New York Yankees news involves Alex Bregman cold water, a defiant Juan Soto quote, and an under-the-radar free agent signing.

MLB free agency got off to a fast start this offseason, with Juan Soto, Blake Snell, Willy Adames and Max Fried among the top players to sign contracts either before or during the Winter Meetings.

But the Knicks have been chugging along thanks in large part to a high-powered offense led by Golf Digest/Loop favorite Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson. Oh, and Mikal Bridges, who casually dropped 41 points on San Antonio on Christmas Day. Go New York, go New York, go!

From RI Little League to the top of the MLB mound, this year promises to be a big one for starting pitcher Michael King.