Chisholm was traded to the Yankees at the 2024 trade deadline and has been a revelation for the team. In a season and a half in the Bronx, Chisholm is hitting .251 with 42 home runs and 103 RBIs in 176 games. In 2025, he hit .242 with 31 home runs and 80 RBIs, and was named to his second-career All-Star game.

The New York Yankees have been relatively quiet to this point in these offseason months. The only meaningful-ish move New York has made is signing Ryan Yarborough to a small deal, but as other AL East teams remain active in the player transaction market,

The New York Yankees could get another reliever from one of their biggest rivals.

The New York Yankees are fielding Jazz Chisholm Jr. trade calls ahead of 2026. These offers could get a deal across the finish line.

It’s not often that a player born in the Bronx plays for the New York Yankees, but one just turned his back on the club in free agency.

The New York Yankees have not made a splash yet this offseason, but as rumors grow, a move could be around the corner.

The New York Yankees continue to add depth to pitching prospects.

An interesting update has emerged this week about the future of All-Star infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. with the New York Yankees.

The New York Yankees have been quiet in free agency so far, and they may not be showing much interest in international talent.

New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman spoke on the rumors involving Jazz Chisholm Jr. as the Winter Meetings came to an end.

The New York Yankees are reportedly considering a massive countermove after losing Devin Williams to the Mets, with a projection suggesting they could target closer Edwin Díaz on a deal potentially reaching $100 million.

The New York Yankees pulled off a rare feat in this year's Rule 5 Draft.