New closer Devin Williams was key to the facial hair rule change; the Yankees mourn the passing of Lou Cucuzza, Sr.; The ...

Bregman's departue and New York's lack of a long-term solution at the position makes Arenado an obvious fit for both halves ...

“The only information we were offered, from (Yankees general manager Brian) Cashman, was that we’re not trying to look like ...

Yankees rookie Jasson Dominguez lost a ball in the sun and didn't look good failing to run down a flyball to left center ...

The New York Yankees stunned the baseball world on Friday, when they announced they were bringing an end to their facial hair ...

It's hard for any young player to make the majors out of spring training but it's especially true of prospects who ply their ...

The New York Yankees have started up at Spring Training with high expectations coming into the season. This winter, the Yankees made some good moves to positio ...

The Yankees announced Friday that they are amending long-standing rules requiring their players to be clean-shaven.

The New York Yankees still have a hole in their infield after the departure of Gleyber Torres. Have they resisted doing so because they can't afford it?

Devin Williams spoke to Hal Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman last week to voice his preference for keeping his beard, but didn’t think anything would come of it.

For the Yankees, what's the point of so-called tradition if it was going to make a valued employee unhappy coming to work?

A Red Sox version of Johnny Damon with hair down to his shoulders and a scraggly long beard most definitely still isn’t welcome on the Yankees. Their new appearance policy, updated Monday after 49 ...