The New York Yankees have re-signed right-hander Paul Blackburn for 2026 as they seek pitching depth, especially with Carlos Rodón and Gerrit Cole out early in the season. Blackburn, who previously pitched for the Yankees after a turbulent season with the Mets, is expected to contribute to the bullpen but could also start given his versatility. His contract includes $2 million guaranteed, with incentives potentially raising it to $2.5 million. Throughout his career, Blackburn has faced injuries but has shown resilience, posting a 4.97 ERA over 467 1/3 innings.
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