The Yankees could also use one of their top outfield prospects, Spencer Jones or Jasson Dominguez, as the center piece in the trade for Peralta. This would certainly get the Brewers' attention. If the Yankees can pair that with the signing of Cody Bellinger or Kyle Tucker, they'd be in a very good place heading into next season.

With that in mind, it’s little wonder that Peralta had the third-lowest opponent batting average of qualified starters at .191, with only Carlos Rodón (.187) and Yoshinobu Yamamoto (.182) above him. Of course, if the Yankees traded for Peralta, they would boast two of that trio in the same rotation.

A lack of trade rumors around Steven Kwan suggests the Guardians may not want to move him. Will the Yankees still pursue a deal?

According to MLB insider Ken Rosenthal, the Kansas City Royals have emerged as a landing spot for Boston Red Sox trade target Jarren Duran. Even after adding outfielders Lane Thomas and Isaac Collins, it seems the Royals are not done with additions.

King was a valuable bullpen weapon from 2021-23 before successfully transitioning back to the rotation at the tail end of his Yankees tenure. The Yankees then traded King to the Padres before the 2024 season as part of the package that brought back Juan Soto and Grisham.

The New York Yankees' offseason is off to a slow start, and they are still shopping for a starting pitcher to strengthen the rotation when the spring comes. A r

The Blue Jays, Orioles, Red Sox and even Rays have been busy. The Yankees have added just one new player to their 40-man roster