Minor-league infielder Paul DeJong shouldn't be surprised if the New York Yankees decline his call-up demands at the end of the month.

Veteran shortstop Paul DeJong has reportedly informed the New York Yankees that he will opt out of his contract at the end of April if he isn't promoted to the Big Leagues, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post.

It was a 34th birthday to remember for Aaron Judge, and one that etched his name even deeper into New York Yankees history. The superstar slugger hit a homer on Sunday against the Astros and has now launched three

Paul DeJong could opt out of his contract with the New York Yankees if he is not promoted to the big leagues soon.

The New York Yankees are seemingly set to switch things up in their starting pitching staff following right-hander Luis Gil's latest outing.

The Yankees are probably never going to dive into the deep end of the uniform pool, and they probably shouldn’t,” said designer Todd Radom.

While the Yankees have plenty of talented players, one person off the diamond has had a profound role in their success.

The team announced Sunday that Gil has been optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Here's a look at the team's updated rotation. Additionally, the Yankees are calling up Jasson Domínguez, with Giancarlo Stanton expected to go on the injured list after he reported right calf tightness on Friday, per The Athletic's Brendan Kuty.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been on a streak, but this performance is overshadowed by an ongoing issue that New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone must address.