Every year, the New York Yankees have one glaring need they take way too long to address. At the end of Brett Gardner's run, it was clear that left field needed

The New York Yankees claimed right-handed pitcher Kaleb Ort from the Houston Astros to bolster their bullpen depth ahead of the 2026 season.

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Cone leaving ESPN broadcasts; Arbitration process in the spotlight, at least once more; Yanks bring back former farmhand Kaleb Ort.

After a cut from the New York Yankees, a 32-year-old MLB veteran will be joining an upstart American League contender for next season.

The YES Network and Comcast have reached a full distribution agreement, ending a nearly year-long carriage dispute that had threatened access to Yankees and Nets games in the New York market. Under the new deal, YES will remain on expanded basic cable rather than being moved to a premium tier, according to Front Office Sports.

Prior to spending two seasons in Houston, the soon-to-be 34 year old spent three seasons with the Yankees' biggest rivals, the Boston Red Sox. While he only pitched one out in his MLB debut in 2021, Ort appeared in 25 games (28.1 innings) in 2022 and 21 games (23 innings) in 2024 with Boston.

The New York Yankees have signed a young center fielder after he ended a short big-league stint with the Houston Astros.