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McMonigle: Yankees should still seek Marcus Stroman trade despite injuries to rotation
Chris McMonigle says he would still look to trade Marcus Stroman and add a bat despite the Yankees getting hit with a Luis Gil shoulder injury.
DJ LeMahieu injury update: Yankees infielder expected to miss a 'couple of weeks' with calf strain
DJ LeMahieu injury update could be blessing in disguise for Yankees fans
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Yankees DJ LeMahieu makes disappointing injury announcement
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DJ LeMahieu injury may force New York Yankees to push for rare win-win trade with New York Mets for elite prospect
With the New York Yankees suffering another notable injury to a player expected to be a starter in 2025, the club may have to more seriously consider a potential win-win trade with in-city rivals the New York Mets.
Yankees’ Plans at Third Base Unravel With Latest Injury News
The Yankees will likely open the season with Oswaldo Cabrera at third base. The injury also gives them more time to decide on former top prospect Oswald Peraza, who is out of minor league options. Instead of trading him or risking waivers to send him down, the Yankees will carry Peraza on the 26-man roster.
Michael Kay sounds off on Yankees’ dilemma amid persistent Nolan Arenado rumors
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Nolan Arenado Has Bold 3-Word Update for Yankees Insider Despite Trade Rumors
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado has two years remaining on his contract after the 2025 season. He is 33 years old and has been the center of several trade rumors. With the Cardinals missing the playoffs last season,
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Latest New York Yankees rumors address team’s interest in Nolan Arenado trade amid injuries
Gil sidelined for at least 3 months, Stanton gets more elbow injections, LeMahieu out a few weeks
Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton to get 3rd round of PRP injections in both elbows
Yankees' Stanton receives additional injections; Gil out 3 months
Yankees’ Marcus Stroman makes bold prediction after insisting he’s not ‘competing at all for spot’
Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman’s isn’t looking at 140 innings as a goal for this season to trigger an $18-million player option for 2026. The extra starter — No. 6 in a five-man rotation — wants to blow by 140 into a territory that he hasn’t been to in any of his last seven seasons.