Other teams that have expressed interest in Buehler include the Atlanta Braves and New York Yankees. The Los Angeles Dodgers have also spoken to Buehler about a possible return. M

Walker Buehler may have had his World Series moment, but it took a bit of lying to pitching coach Mark Prior to get there.

Buehler, 30, is coming off a disappointing season that saw him post a 5.38 ERA (72 ERA+) and a 2.29 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Buehler did recover during the postseason (and threw the title-clinching pitch in Game 5 of the World Series), leading CBS Sports to rank him as the 26th-best free agent available:

The Yankees and right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler have "at least some mutual interest," according to a report by MLB Network's Jon Morosi. "I've been told there is at least some mutual interest between Walker Buehler and the New York Yankees,

When Walker Buehler jogged to the bullpen during Game 5 of the World Series against the New York Yankees, fans couldn’t help but compare similar moments in Dodg

There is "mutual interest" between free agent pitcher Walker Buehler and the New York Yankees, per Jon Morosi of MLB Network. Buehler last saw the Yankees

They didn't extend him the qualifying offer, which made sense — Buehler made a little over $8 million this year in arbitration and definitely didn't do enough to warrant a $21.05 million payday next season — and their interest in the top three free agent pitchers on the market (Corbin Burnes,

That being said, it certainly doesn’t hurt that Walker Buehler showed his best production in a long while against the Yankees on baseball’s biggest stage. Prioritizing the pursuit of Juan Soto or other hitter additions in case that doesn’t happen,