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The calendar below shows all upcoming New York Yankees games currently on the schedule, including home dates in the Bronx and road matchups across the American League and beyond. Use it to scan upcoming series, compare dates, and jump into individual listings when you are ready to choose seats.

Because the Yankees play a long Major League Baseball season, the schedule can fill up quickly with division clashes, rivalry games, and interleague trips. The live widget updates as new games are added or times are adjusted, so it is a reliable place to check what is coming up next without having to track every change yourself.

You will see games at Yankee Stadium alongside road contests at other MLB ballparks. Once you pick a date, click through to view available tickets and seating options for that specific game.

The New York Yankees are an American professional baseball team based in the New York City borough of the Bronx. They compete in Major League Baseball as a member club of the American League East Division, facing familiar opponents throughout the season in one of the sport’s most competitive divisions.

The Yankees are one of two MLB clubs based in New York City, alongside the New York Mets of the National League. That shared market has helped shape the team’s identity, with fans in the region often choosing a side and following their club through long summers of baseball.

The franchise traces its roots to 1903, when Frank Farrell and Bill Devery purchased the franchise rights to the defunct Baltimore Orioles and used them to establish a new team called the New York Highlanders. A decade later, in 1913, the Highlanders were renamed the Yankees, the name that would become synonymous with professional baseball in the Bronx.

Today, the team is owned by Yankee Global Enterprises, a limited liability company controlled by the family of the late George Steinbrenner. Steinbrenner purchased the Yankees from CBS in 1973, beginning an ownership era that has been central to the club’s modern history. As of 2025, the Yankees’ baseball operations are led by general manager Brian Cashman, with Aaron Boone serving as the team’s field manager.

On the field, Aaron Judge holds the role of team captain, a title reserved for players viewed as leaders in the clubhouse and on the diamond.

From their early days as the New York Highlanders to their transformation into the Yankees, the team’s story is closely tied to New York City and, in particular, the Bronx. The decision to rename the club the Yankees in 1913 helped cement a clear identity that would resonate with fans well beyond the city limits.

The Yankees’ home games were played at the original Yankee Stadium in the Bronx from 1923 to 1973, a ballpark that became deeply associated with the team’s image and its fan base. During that period, generations of supporters came to know Yankee Stadium as the setting for the club’s home schedule.

In 1974 and 1975, while the original Yankee Stadium was undergoing changes, the Yankees shared Shea Stadium with the New York Mets, as well as the New York Jets and New York Giants. Those seasons gave the team a temporary home in Queens before returning to the Bronx.

The Yankees moved back into the original Yankee Stadium from 1976 to 2008, continuing to play their home games there for more than three more decades. That long tenure made the stadium one of the most familiar venues in professional sports for both home and visiting fans.

In 2009, the team moved into a new Yankee Stadium built next to the old one. The original stadium was later demolished, and the new ballpark has served as the Yankees’ home ever since. When you see a home game listed on the schedule today, it will be played at this newer Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.

Across these different home fields, the Yankees have remained a constant presence in Major League Baseball, with each ballpark era marking a distinct chapter in the club’s ongoing story.

Catching the New York Yankees in person connects you directly to one of baseball’s most recognizable franchises. From their origins as the New York Highlanders to their long run under the Yankees name, the team has been intertwined with the sport’s growth and with the identity of New York City itself.

Home games at Yankee Stadium place you in the middle of a fan base that has followed the club through multiple ballpark eras in the Bronx. Road games give you a chance to see how Yankees supporters travel and how the team matches up with opponents in other cities.

Because the Yankees compete in the American League East, many games on the calendar carry divisional implications, adding extra weight to each series. With leadership from general manager Brian Cashman, field manager Aaron Boone, and captain Aaron Judge on the roster, the team continues to draw attention from fans who follow both the on-field action and the broader story of the franchise.

Whether you choose a home date in the Bronx or an away game on the road, the upcoming schedule offers multiple ways to experience Yankees baseball as it unfolds throughout the season.

The Yankees’ home schedule is anchored at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, where the team has played since moving into the new ballpark in 2009. When you browse the upcoming calendar, any listing that shows the Bronx as the city will point to a home game at Yankee Stadium.

The team’s road schedule takes them to ballparks across the country. Inventory may include games at venues such as Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fenway Park in Boston, Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Chase Field in Phoenix, Citi Field in New York, and Petco Park in San Diego, among others.

These matchups reflect the Yankees’ role as an American League club that also appears in interleague play. If you are interested in learning more about a specific ballpark’s amenities, parking, seating details, or venue policies, those topics are covered on each venue’s own page. City pages can also help you get a sense of the broader area around an upcoming game.

From this Yankees hub, you can focus on the team itself and use the live calendar to decide where and when you want to see them take the field.

All upcoming New York Yankees events