Yankees 2025 Winter Meetings: Key Day Two Rumors
Day two of the 2025 Winter Meetings showed some movement in Major League Baseball transactions. While the previous day was lackluster, this time, teams are starting to engage in trades and signings. The New York Yankees, while not making big headlines, are considering potential acquisitions to strengthen their roster.
Yankees Interest and Team Updates
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman expressed confidence that the team’s offseason plans are less daunting compared to last year. Manager Aaron Boone shared insights on the team’s competition, stating that the gap between the Yankees and the American League champion Toronto Blue Jays is narrower than many think.
Potential Acquisitions
- The Yankees are reportedly interested in reliever Trevor Megill, who had a solid season with a 2.49 ERA for the Milwaukee Brewers.
- They are also evaluating reliever Brad Keller and starter MacKenzie Gore from the Washington Nationals.
Key Rumors from December 9
Several interesting moves and rumors have emerged. Here are the highlights:
- Kyle Schwarber: The Philadelphia Phillies have signed Schwarber, the NL MVP runner-up, for five years at $150 million. This deal nearly doubles his previous contract.
- Edwin Díaz: The Los Angeles Dodgers signed the 2025 NL Reliever of the Year to a three-year, $69 million contract, indicating their commitment to bolstering their bullpen.
- Boston Red Sox moves: The Red Sox have traded Vaughn Grissom to the Los Angeles Angels for an eighth-rounder in 2025.
Ongoing Negotiations
Trade discussions remain active. The Houston Astros and Red Sox are exploring a potential deal involving Isaac Paredes. Additionally, the Diamondbacks are seeking a substantial return for second baseman Ketel Marte, which may take time to finalize.
Looking Ahead
As the Winter Meetings progress, the baseball community eagerly awaits further developments. The Yankees, while currently focused on enhancing their pitching staff, are among several teams looking to make significant moves. The upcoming days will likely bring more trades and signings, adding excitement to the offseason.
