The New York Yankees need to make some more moves ahead of the trade deadline. Could they be in the market to land a star reliever from the Minnesota Twins?

But if the price isn't right, the Yankees have reason to believe they'll be OK. It's been a rough season for pitching injuries in the Bronx, but if the Yanks' luck is better the rest of the way, they'll have a deep enough staff to make noise in the postseason, and that's even without making a bunch of trades before the deadline.

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has been busy wheeling and dealing ahead of Thursday's 6 p.m. ET trade deadline. Heading into the final hours, Ca

Aaron Judge rehab progress encouraging according to Yankees manager originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It’s a start for Aaron Judge, but the Yankees are not in the clear yet. The New York Yankees slugger will begin hitting off a tee in the next few days in anticipation of coming off the injured list and starting as a designated hitter.

TORONTO — Injured Yankees captain Aaron Judge was back in the Yankee Stadium batter’s box late Thursday morning. Judge didn’t take any swings, but he was out there track pitches while rehabbing reliever Mark Leiter Jr., threw a live BP.

Arriving from Chicago, Slater was placed on the Yankees' active roster about an hour before Wednesday night's game against the Tampa Bay Rays, with lefty-hitting catcher-first baseman J.C. Escarra optioned to Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

The Yankees have acquired outfielder Austin Slater from the White Sox, as New York continues to bolster a roster currently without superstar outfielder Aaron Judge.

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