After three seasons with the New York Yankees, relief pitcher Luke Weaver is starting a new chapter in his career in the big leagues with another club that's based not too far away from the Bronx. This time, he will be taking the mound for the New York Mets, who signed him to a two-year contract worth $22 million in December.

The New York Yankees need to make more moves this offseason. Who could they bring in to replace Paul Goldschmidt, who might not re-sign?

Despite some interest, the New York Yankees are not considered to be a good fit for a Toronto Blue Jays veteran pitcher.

When asked if he was surprised about his exit from the Yankees, Weaver offered a clear four-word response on “Foul Territory.” “There’s no bad blood,” Weaver said. However, he acknowledged that his former teammates won’t be very supportive when he faces them in an upcoming rivalry series.

The New York Yankees have received some bad news about a potential trade for Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner.

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The New York Yankees could look to reunite with veteran pitcher David Robertson to bolster their bullpen this offseason.