After not making any moves during this week’s Winter Meetings, the Yankees added some bullpen depth with a free agent signing on Friday.

The Yankees made a small investment in a big pitcher Friday, signing free agent right-hander Drake Fellows to a minor league contract. MORE: Former All-Star outfielder announces immediate retirement from MLB Jon Heyman of the New York Post was first to report the signing on Twitter/X.

The New York Yankees are trying to re-sign slugger Cody Bellinger before getting another free agent outfielder.

The Cincinnati Reds are on the rise, as they made the playoffs this past season after missing them for four straight years. Starting pitcher Hunter Greene is one of the main reasons why. The 26-year-old went 7-4 with a 2.

The manager went on to say that swingman Ryan Yarbrough, re-signed earlier this offseason, gives the Yankees “protection,” while “a handful of guys” at or close to Triple-A “are kind of getting close to being factors,” if only on a “limited basis.” Boone didn’t specify who, but top-100 prospect Elmer Rodríguez is one candidate.

The New York Yankees were dead set on having Anthony Volpe be their shortstop in the postseason. Jose Caballero got some run at the position while Volpe recover

The New York Yankees are one of the favorites in the sweepstakes to sign superstar Kyle Tucker this winter, but this likely means Cody Bellinger will sign with a new team after one season in the Bronx.