Yankees Could Look to Add Another Starting Pitcher
According to Gary Phillips of The New York Daily News, the Yankees could look to further bolster their starting rotation ahead of spring training. Phillips noted that, even though a target of theirs, Freddy Peralta, was shipped to the Mets on Wednesday evening, they remain linked to several high-end trade targets, including MacKenzie Gore of the Nationals and Sandy Alcantara of the Marlins. The Yankees have also shown interest in Minnesota's top arms, Joe Ryan and Pablo Lopez, but reports suggest the Twins are likely to hold them for the time being. Earlier in January, the Yankees acquired Ryan Weathers, who projects to hold a spot towards the back of their rotation. However, given that Gerrit Cole (elbow) and Carlos Rodon (elbow) will likely miss the start of the season, the Yankees could look to further bolster their rotation. If they were to make a trade, Phillips noted that the price would be high and could involve a trade of top outfield prospect Spencer Jones or current outfielder Jasson Dominguez.
Source: Gary Phillips
Source: Gary Phillips
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