The Yankees’ decision to let Gleyber Torres walk in free agency came with some friction, and now the former Yankees second baseman is addressing some recent

Yankees GM Brian Cashman reacted to Marcus Stroman's absence to begin spring training and his refusal to pitch in the bullpen.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman approved of veteran starter Marcus Stroman's audacious take that he won't be coming out of the bullpen.

The Yankees appear willing to make an exception for Aaron Boone. Brian Cashman said Friday that he and Steinbrenner have been working through talks with Boone regarding an extension, entering the final year of his contract, and made it sound like a deal could happen this spring.

When the architect of the New York Yankees' modern era laments a colossal misstep, you know it’s more than just another day in the Bronx. The post Brian Cashman Left Feeling “Hurt” by Yankees History’s Greatest Failure to Retain $765M “Generational Talent” appeared first on EssentiallySports.

And then, after the person was done answering at length, have you ever sat in silence and thought to yourself, "So that's a no, then?" Brian Cashman just performed the equivalent of that exercise in response to Athletic Yankees beat writer Chris Kirschner's Dodgers question on Friday morning.