Yankees eyeing trade for 3-time batting champion

Insider: Yankees Interested in Trading for World Series Champion Infielder
The New York Yankees are interested in trading for infielder Gavin Lux to bolster its infield, according to insider Pat Ragazzo.
Yankees Could Still Acquire $27 Million Infielder After Reds Trade For Gavin Lux
The Los Angeles Dodgers recently traded infielder Gavin Lux to the Cincinnati Reds, but there's still a chance Lux ends up with the Yankees.
Report: Yankees eyeing trade for three-time batting champion
Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Monday that the Yankees have had talks with the San Diego Padres about a potential trade for infielder Luis Arraez. The Yankees are looking for a new starting second baseman following the departure of Gleyber Torres in free agency last month.
3-time batting champ, All-Star not a fit for Yankees, per MLB insider
According to Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the three-time batting champ and All-Star is reportedly "not seen as a fit" for the Bronx Bombers. This is a complete 180 from what Passan reported earlier so it remains to be seen what's smoke and what's fire.
Yankees Shopping $18.5 Million Starting Pitcher in Trade Talks: Report
The Yankees made a huge splash in free agency by signing pitcher Max Fried to a $218 million contract; now they're looking to trade from their strong rotation.
Trade Pitch Has Yankees Acquiring Former 39-Home Run Slugger From Rival
A trade pitch has the New York Yankees acquiring Brandon Lowe from the Tampa Bay Rays in a blockbuster deal. The post Trade Pitch Has Yankees Acquiring Former 39-Home Run Slugger From Rival appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Yankees and Padres Have Held Trade Talks Centering Around Three-Time Batting Champion
The New York Yankees need a second baseman. They employed a good hitter and flawed defender at the position for years, in Gleyber Torres. They decided to move on from Torres in part because of those defensive deficiencies and the fact he was about to get expensive.
Yankees 3-time All-Star infielder predicted to join Padres on new deal
The New York Yankees infield will look very different in 2025. They have added Paul Goldschmidt and lost Gleyber Torres. They could still make another addition. Regardless, one of their starters from 2024 will be playing elsewhere.
Analyst Urges Yankees to Avoid Trading For ‘Horrible Defender’
MLB analyst Chris Kirschner of The Athletic urges the New York Yankees to not trade for Luis Arraez to fill their infield ...
Yankees Predicted To Pursue $14 Million Padres Infielder In Blockbuster Move
The New York Yankees could look to acquire a San Diego Padres infielder to fill the hole at second base in the Bronx.
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Yankees Talking With Padres About Luis Arraez
According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the New York Yankees continue to talk with the San Diego Padres about infielder Luis Arraez.
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New York Yankees linked to Luis Arraez as they look to strengthen Infield in blockbuster deal
It has been recently revealed that the New York Yankees have set their sights on acquiring San Diego Padres infielder Luis ...
Yankees swallow their pride and turn to Los Angeles for Torres replacement
The New York Yankees are still trying to strengthen their infield, and are now looking to sign a player who can fill the void ...
Yankees Showing Interest in Brendan Rodgers to Fill Second Base Void
The New York Yankees have been linked to several National League second basemen over the past few days. On January 5, Pat ...
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Yankees' infield options thinning as Dodgers deal trade target to Reds
There's a chance the Yankees go after Luis Arraez in a trade with the San Diego Padres. The career .323 hitter has been the ...
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Luis Arraez’s strange reaction shadows Yankees’ reported trade interest
The New York Yankees' persistent search for a second baseman has taken an unexpected twist as speculation mounts regarding their interest in Luis Arraez. The ...
Insider Sets the Record Straight About Yankees' Rumored Pursuit of Luis Arráez
It's no secret that the New York Yankees still have one major question mark to answer within their infield. This is what they're going to do with either second ...