After re-signing star outfielder Cody Bellinger to a five-year, $162.5 million contract on Wednesday, the New York Yankees are reportedly ready to address the rest of their roster needs.

A new trade proposal would see the New York Yankees ship out light-hitting third baseman Ryan McMahon for righty bullpen help.

The Yanks replaced Soto last winter by trading for Bellinger and wound up leading the league in runs, homers and OPS for the second year in a row. With Bellinger and Grisham back for 2026, they now have same lineup pieces that were in place following their summer trades for Ryan McMahon, Jose Caballero and Amed Rosario.

They lost out to the Yankees in the Cody Bellinger sweepstakes, and it felt like a tough blow. But that disappointment didn’t last long. The Mets regrouped quickly and fired back with a move that directly undercut the Yankees’ pitching plans.

Last weekend, the New York Yankees were at an impasse with Cody Bellinger. Rumors still trickled out soon after, and this weekend, it's much the same. According to NJ.com's Bob Klapisch, the organization is standing by its offer and not backing off of it, while reportedly deciding not to engage in a bidding war over its versatile free agent.

Get the scoop on the Yankees' latest moves in MLB rumors as they search for help amid standoff with Cody Bellinger.

Other than Cody Bellinger taking all the remaining headlines after Tucker and Bichette, Freddy Peralta is also making some noise. But nobody is sure where it is going.

The New York Yankees finally made a big move this offseason, bringing in former Miami Marlins starting pitcher Ryan Weathers in exchange for four prospects. It'

The New York Yankees may not be done even after making a trade to acquire starting pitcher Ryan Weathers from the Marlins.