Even after re-signing Cody Bellinger and Trent Grisham, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is shopping for an outfielder.

On that note, New York has made a major decision with top right-handed pitching prospect Carlos Lagrange, providing him with a non-roster invite to Spring Training, via Gary Phillips of The New York Daily News.

Among the non-roster invitees, or NRIs, are some of the Yankees’ top-10 farmhands. That includes shortstop George Lombard Jr. and pitchers Carlos Lagrange and Ben Hess, who were each recently named top-100 prospects by Baseball Prospectus.

The New York Yankees report to spring training next week but general manager Brian Cashman's roster isn't set in stone.

A 31-year-old veteran of five major league seasons has returned to affiliated baseball with the Dodgers as a minor league coach.

Initial renderings show the vision for a public-private partnership that will transform the Dale Mabry campus and keep MLB in Tampa Bay.

Time will tell if the New York Yankees decision to stick with a similar roster will pay off.

Teams across Major League Baseball are starting to prepare for spring training, which means inviting players in their organization to join the team for spring camp. There have already been a few MLB teams to announce their non-roster invites,

The names are largely the same, but general manager Brian Cashman doesn’t believe the result has to be. While pitcher Ryan Weathers stands as the Yankees’ only major external addition this offseason,

The Yankees enter Spring Training with a “good problem” that is quickly turning into a headache for General Manager Brian […]