The Yankees made noise for constructing one of the most vaunted bullpens on paper and an overall strong trade deadline after Thursday’s plethora of trades. However, their newest additions contributed in large fashion to their worst loss of the season.

Energized by the show of support, Marlins’ players validated that vote of confidence by delivering some magic Friday night — first during a surreal seventh inning that left the raucous crowd of 32,299 inside loanDepot park spellbound,

Newly acquired relievers Jake Bird and David Bednar each gave up home runs as the Yankees couldn't protect the lead in a 13-12 loss to the Marlins.

The Yankees released starting pitcher Marcus Stroman after being active in solidifying their staff with a flurry of trade deadline deals.

The New York Yankees released a two-time All-Star pitcher on Friday, making a sudden change to their starting rotation one day after the MLB trade deadline.

The New York Yankees made nine trades to improve their roster, but if general manager Brian Cashman had it his way, there would have been more. The Yankees improved almost every corner of their roster.

Ben Rice hit a three-run homer in the second inning after Giancarlo Stanton blasted a two-run shot in the first as the host New York Yankees raced out to a seven-run lead and recorded a 7-4 victory over the sliding Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday afternoon in the final game before the trade deadline.

On a day that Aaron Boone described as exciting for some players and anxious for others, the Yankees took care of business on the field with the trade deadline looming over them.