Devin Williams isn’t the New York Yankees’ closer anymore. But that just means the heavy lifting begins for Williams, pitching coach Matt Blake and manager Aaron Boone. They have to balance working on rebuilding him and his confidence with using him enough to justify carrying him on the roster.

Manager Aaron Boone made the announcement before Sunday's doubleheader against Toronto, two days after the two-time All-Star wasted a ninth-inning lead in a 4-2 loss to the Blue Jays.

Former Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams has been removed from the same ninth-inning role by New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone. Boone announced the move prior to the game against Toronto April 27,

Aaron Judge broke a sixth-inning tie in the second game with his eighth home run this season, and the New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Toronto Blue Jays 11-2 and 5-1

The New York Yankees handled business to take their first series of the season against the Toronto Blue Jays, picking […]

The New York Yankees have a lot of talent on their roster, but they still need to add at key positions before the trade deadline.

The St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees are rumored to be in trade talks, with a focus on one player that could significantly impact the Yankees’ pitching staff.

The New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles trading with each other isn't common, but there could be a deal that makes sense for both sides.