The Yankees are set to re-sign right-hander Paul Blackburn to a one-year deal worth $2MM, with potential incentives of up to $500K. After being released by the Mets, Blackburn had a rocky start with the Yankees but improved in subsequent appearances, primarily serving as a reliever. Having spent seven years with the Athletics, he faced injuries that limited his 2025 season but showed promise with five scoreless innings in his first outing. The contract suggests a potential return to a rotation role, given the team’s current pitching depth.
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