The New York Yankees added three very talented relievers to their bullpen at the trade deadline, and it has formed a very dominant backend group of arms.

In separate deals, the Yankees landed David Bednar from the Pirates, Jake Bird from the Rockies and Camilo Doval from the Giants. Their bullpen has struggled in July, and they went out and acquired three capable late-innings options for the team as they look to find stability from their relief pitchers.

The Yankees made a flurry of moves ahead of Thursday's trade deadline and manager Aaron Boone is confident that the team improved.

The New York Yankees manager broke his silence about pitching additions after several high-profile trade deadline moves.

There is a growing credibility gap between Boone and a mounting percentage of Yankees fans who’ve wearied of watching the Yankees play an awful lot of sloppy baseball the last month and a half.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone recently provided an honest assessment of the starting rotation's future.

Only eight plate appearances into his New York Yankees career, Ryan McMahon has already been more productive than the team’s previous third base options. What might sound hyperbolic or outright false at first glance is actually true,

Aaron Boone wants the world to think of JC Escarra as a starting catcher. Now, why would the Yankees manager want that?