Yankees Publications

Once again, the Yankees are playing fall baseball; now it’s time to see how long they can keep it going. For the cover story of our October magazine, which doubles as the official gameday program for any potential American League Wild Card Series and American League Division Series games at Yankee Stadium, we spotlight George Lombard Jr., a rookie getting his first taste of the postseason, having weathered the ups and downs of an anticipated debut. Plus, our October issue features a look back at Chris Chambliss’ historic home run on the 50th anniversary of the blast, as well as a recap of the Yankees’ commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and plenty more.

It’s almost a year since Cam Schlittler took the mound for his first career postseason game and made a statement for the ages. And all that the pitcher has done since then has proved it wasn’t a fluke. And as for Schlittler, he... doesn’t seem to care much. That’s all in the past. In our cover story this month, we look at Schlittler and his journey to the present. Plus, we look back at Old-Timers’ Day, check in on some new Yankees and get to know the team’s first-round pick, Hunter Dietz.

Cody Bellinger repped his Yankees teammates particularly well during All-Star festivities in Philadelphia last month, and while he was there, he posed for a fantastic August cover photo. Our magazine this month is filled with coverage from the Midsummer Classic, including looks at fellow Yankees All-Stars Ben Rice, Cam Schlittler and Aaron Judge. Plus, a look at Babe Ruth’s Baltimore, the Carlos Rodón Foundation’s Willow Grants, and so much more.

Gerrit Cole is back, and the best part is, he looks a lot like Gerrit Cole. Fans had to wait a long time, and in our July cover story, we count down all the moments from an ace’s life. Plus, our midsummer issue includes a celebration of the Yankees’ ties to the military as America celebrates its 250th birthday, as well as other features, including a Q&A with Will Warren and a deep dive on HOPE Week.

Ben Rice has been something of a revelation since he debuted in 2024 and quickly authored the first-ever three-homer game by a Yankees rookie. That was truly just the beginning for the Dartmouth product, who earned his spot on the June cover by being willing to do literally everything on and off the field. A catcher by trade, Rice is thriving at first base while still preparing for the rare (and, thus far in 2026, unrealized) moment when the team needs him behind the dish, and all the while he has become one of the best hitters in the league. Also in this month’s issue, a look at the Yankees’ awesome pitching staff, including two pitchers who spent May rehabbing in some shockingly impressive minor league settings.

It takes a special sort of pitcher to handle the ninth inning in New York, and while David Bednar hasn’t even been in town a year yet, he looks the part so far. Our May 2026 cover feature looks at the Yankees’ closer in an exclusive Q&A. As always, the issue is filled with the sort of content you can only get from Yankees Magazine, including looks at Austin Wells’ development as a catcher, Jazz Chisholm’s unique style and an incredibly personal reminiscence from Dwight Gooden on the 30th anniversary of his no-hitter.

Opening Day is here, and the 2026 Yankees are ready to take the field. The first regular season issue of Yankees Magazine for the new season is filled with incredible stories on your favorite player, including in-depth looks at cover star Cody Bellinger, stud pitcher Cam Schlittler and an update from Oswaldo Cabrera on the rehab process. Plus, we have full coverage of the Yankees who participated in the thrilling 2026 World Baseball Classic, as well as so much more.

It’s a new year and it’s time for the Yankees to begin their title quest anew. Much of the roster looks familiar, as a lot of the same players who tied for the AL wins lead last year return. And as ever, the goal is to be the last team standing. Pick up your copy of the 2026 New York Yankees Official Yearbook, featuring defending AL MVP Aaron Judge on the cover. The collectible magazine includes bios of all members of the team, exclusive feature stories and much more. Make sure to check it out today!

After another playoff run in 2025, the Yankees are back in Tampa, Florida, preparing for a long season of baseball. Our March issue of Yankees Magazine features captain Aaron Judge on the cover, holding his 2025 AL MVP Award. Our cover story examines the value that Judge brings to the team, as a contributor, a teammate and an ambassador. Plus, we have coverage on Cam Schlittler, a night at Carnegie Hall with Bernie Williams and much, much more.

The postseason has arrived, and Yankees Magazine has all the coverage you need to carry you through the 2025 Yankees’ push. Our cover this month features Giancarlo Stanton, who authored a remarkable postseason a year ago, and whose truly rare power makes him truly one of one. Plus, this month’s issue includes features on pitching Cam Schlittler, the Savannah Bananas and a look back at the 2000 Subway Series a quarter-century later.

We have just one month to go in the regular season, and the Yankees will chase a return to the World Series on the back of Max Fried. Of cover story this month looks at the stud lefty-hander, who has delivered all the Yankees could have hoped for and more during his first season in The Bronx. Plus, our September issue includes features on new Hall of Famer CC Sabathia, Ryan McMahon, Spencer Jones and much, much more. Be sure to pick yours up so you’re all ready for the stretch run!

The stars were out in Atlanta for All-Star Week in July, and no one looked finer than Yankees captain Aaron Judge. The stud outfielder was resplendent in a white pinstriped suit, and he led quite a crew of teammates and coaches down the red carpet as the stars celebrated their achievements in the first half and prepared to battle during the stretch run. This issue of Yankees Magazine is filled with coverage from Atlanta, as well as much more, including features on Bernie Williams, Ben Rice, Gerrit Cole and more. Be sure to check it out, and don’t forget to subscribe!

CC Sabathia came to the Yankees as a star; by the time he left, throwing out his arm on his final pitch after a brilliant run in pinstripes, he was a legitimate legend. Now, the left-hander is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and he’ll take his place in Cooperstown this month. For our July cover story, editor in chief Alfred Santasiere III looked at Sabathia’s increasing behind-the-scenes role in baseball, including his work to put together the remarkable East-West Classic at Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama, last month. Our July magazine also includes stories on Jasson Domínguez, Will Warren and Tim Hill, as well as a look back at another extraordinary HOPE Week.

When two Yankees pitchers went down during spring training, it seemed like stormy weather might be ahead for the 2025 Yankees. And while there might have been some literally rain on the regular this spring, studs such as Carlos Rodón provided all the cover necessary. Our June 2025 cover subject, Rodón has rediscovered his All-Star form this season, helping keep the Yankees atop the AL East for the first two months. Plus, we take a look at the Bellinger family, celebrate the Yankees’ connection with the U.S. military, and visit the Dominican Republic, where the organization is preparing its youngest players for more than the major leagues.

One month in, we’re fully immersed in baseball season, enjoying the near-nightly relief of a baseball game. This month’s issue looks at some of the great things going on around the Yankees. Our cover story looks at Anthony Volpe, now in his third year in pinstripes. Volpe, as our feature details, is firmly approaching the end of his “young up-and-comer” days, and now it’s about what he does, rather than what he can do. Also in our May issue, a look at the Yankees’ trip to the visiting side of their spring training facility for four games against the Tampa Bay Rays, an introduction to J.C. Escarra, and a Q&A with first baseman (and potential future Hall of Famer) Paul Goldschmidt.

Opening Day is here, and with it, the first regular season issue of Yankees Magazine for the 2025 campaign. Our April issue features Max Fried on the cover, fresh off the club giving him the richest deal for a left-handed pitcher in history. The elite hurler talks about the pitches from Yankees brass that resonated with him during the free-agency process, as well as three special words that convinced him he had made the right choice. Plus, check out features on Luke Weaver, Jasson Domínguez and the new voice in the Yankees’ radio booth.

The 2024 season is in the past, and while the American League pennant was a terrific achievement, the Yankees have bigger goals for this year. Pick up your copy of the 2025 New York Yankees Official Yearbook to read all about the crew that will look to earn the ultimate prize this year. Featuring last year’s AL MVP Aaron Judge on the cover, the 2025 Yearbook is an instant collectible, with bios of all members of the team, exclusive feature stories and so much more. Make sure to check it out today!

Yankees fans have plenty of good memories from the 2024 AL pennant-winning campaign, but that’s officially in the past now. Spring training is underway in Tampa, Florida, and it’s time to start working toward taking that one last step this season. Our first magazine of the year features Aaron Judge — the Yankees' captain and the 2024 AL MVP — on the cover, with an in-depth look at how he keeps reaching astonishing new heights on the field. Plus, there’s a look at the new players in pinstripes this year, and a trip back to the Dominican Republic with 2024 AL Rookie of the Year Luis Gil, plus much more!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year in the Bronx. The postseason kicks off this month, as the Yankees look to chase World Series championship No. 28. Follow along with this month’s issue of Yankees Magazine, featuring Aaron Judge on the cover. While so much of the Yankees’ hopes this October will depend on their captain, our cover story looks at the ways that the team around Judge creates a complete package. Plus, the magazine includes features on Gerrit Cole’s shortened season, and his return to dominant form; a preview of the Notre Dame–Army football game coming to Yankee Stadium in November; and a remembrance of Jimmie Reese, who holds a particularly notable place in Yankees history.

Even with all the fanfare and intrigue and, yes, money, baseball is still a kid’s game, and nowhere is that more clear than in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Our September cover comes from the site of the Little League World Series, where Aaron Judge led the Yankees for a matchup against the Detroit Tigers in August, the big-league game coming on the heels of a day spent among the kids playing for love of the game. In addition to a feature story from the unforgettable event, the September magazine also includes a look back at the life of a Yankees pioneer, Pedro González, plus a profile on one of the newest stars in pinstripes, Jazz Chisholm.

Our August 2024 cover comes direct from Texas, where Juan Soto and Aaron Judge put on a show during All-Star Week, in a way that was indicative of all they had done up to that point. Plus, features on Ben Rice and Joe Girardi, plus a look at the dynamic early game offense that has been propelling the Yankees.

Luis Gil had to put in the work to earn a starting spot on the 2024 Yankees’ Opening Day roster. After missing almost all of the past two years recovering from Tommy John surgery, he was shipped off to minor league camp early this past spring. But solid performances, combined with an injury to ace Gerrit Cole, opened a spot, and Gil seized it. Ever since, his first half has Yankees fans wondering if he might be the American League’s Rookie of the Year for this season. He sits for an extensive Q&A as our July 2024 cover story, examining all the work of rehab and the thrills of finding success on the mound. Plus, we visit Cooperstown’s tribute to the Negro Leagues, check in with Giancarlo Stanton and look back at some Yankees’ visits to past All-Star Games.

Marcus Stroman might not look the part of a major league All-Star, and he might not exactly fit in with the archetypal Yankees of yore, but everything about his presence and his results demonstrates both the evolution and the history of the franchise. In our June 2024 cover story, we look at an unlikely match and its immediate and varying dividends. Plus, the issue includes features on Aaron Boone, Alex Verdugo and some big-league buddies.

Anthony Rizzo is an elite player on the field, but his impact is so much greater than any home runs or scoops at first base. As a cancer survivor, Rizzo has dedicated so much of his time off the field to supporting families dealing with pediatric cancer diagnoses. For our May cover story, we looked at the work that the Rizzo family puts in off the field and the impact it has. Plus, we have reporting from Mexico City, Houston and Fresno, California, as well as a look back at the career of legendary Yankees radio voice John Sterling.

Everyone is ready to turn the page on the 2023 season, and what better way to do that literally than with the 2024 New York Yankees Official Yearbook. Featuring AL Cy Young winner Gerrit Cole on the cover, the 2024 Yearbook is an instant collectible, with bios of all members of the team, exclusive feature stories and so much more. Make sure to check it out today!

Juan Soto... What more is there to say? The Yankees needed offensive help after a frustrating 2023 season, and all they did was go out and add potentially the best hitter in the majors. And in doing so — and in matching him with Aaron Judge — they created a lineup that could terrorize opposing pitchers all year. Plus, our first regular season issue of 2024 also includes features on Anthony Volpe, Clay Holmes and even the Savannah Bananas.

We’re back at work prepping for a new baseball season, and our first 2024 issue has the Yankees’ ace on the cover with some new hardware. Gerrit Cole brought home his first Cy Young Award in 2023, and while the highs of last year are in the rear-view mirror (and so, thankfully, are the lows) we still took some time to reminisce with Cole about his magical season, and his goals moving forward. Plus, the year’s first magazine looks back at a thrilling offseason for the Yankees, which included a Roberto Clemente Award for Aaron Judge and a trip on the high seas with some former fan-favorites.