Left-handed starting pitcher Max Fried joined the New York Yankees last offseason on a record-breaking eight-year, $218 million contract. His deal is the largest ever for a southpaw in MLB history.

In his first season in pinstripes, Max Fried was golden. The left-hander won his fourth career Gold Glove on Sunday night, taking home the award for American League pitchers as the first Yankees ...

Max Fried excelled as Yankees' ace, posting a 19–5 record and 2.86 ERA. Yankees face offseason changes, but Fried remains a cornerstone in their rotation. Over 32 starts, Fried posted a 19–5 record ...

While the Yankees fell short of capturing a long-coveted championship this fall, their ace needs to find some space in his trophy room for a new piece of hardware. Max Fried fielded his position ...

The New York Yankees suffered an early postseason exit in 2025 despite the efforts of left-handed starting pitcher Max Fried. The 31-year-old southpaw just wrapped up his first year in New York. Fried ...

View post: On’s $150 ‘Extremely Comfy’ Running Shoes Are $90 — 40% Off The New York Yankees’ season ended with an AL Division Series loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, cutting short their playoff run just ...

Fried pitched three innings, allowing seven runs on eight hits and two walks while striking out one batter in Sunday's 13-7 loss to the Blue Jays in Game 2 of the ALDS. Fried was able to toss a ...

All year long, Max Fried was the Yankees’ stopper. In 16 regular-season starts that followed a Yankees loss, Fried went 11-1 with a 1.82 ERA. The Yankees won 12 of those games. But Fried faltered ...