Our Yankees grades are in for every player after 2026 season

NEW YORK - When you've got the Yankees' payroll, talent and expectations - and you're home this early in October - there's not a lot of gold stars to go around. In review of a 93-win team that weathered key injuries, boasted an enviable starting rotation, yet lost in the Division Series for a second straight year as the top AL Wild Card, our final report card is in. For the purposes of this exercise, only players who ended the season on the 40-man roster with a minimum of 100 plate appearances or 50 innings pitched were considered.