Yankees Positioned To Get Juan Soto Trade Chip Back: Insider
Summary
The New York Yankees are considering bringing back pitcher Michael King, who was part of a trade for Juan Soto, to address injuries in their starting rotation for the 2026 season. There is speculation about the Yankees' offseason moves, including a potential reunion with King, to strengthen their pitching staff. King's strong performance with a 2.95 ERA as a starter for the San Diego Padres makes him a valuable option.Key Facts
- The Yankees are dealing with injuries in their starting rotation, including Carlos Rodón, Gerrit Cole, and Clarke Schmidt.
- The team is looking to add at least one starting pitcher during the offseason.
- Michael King, who was previously with the Yankees, might return to the team.
- King was a key part of the trade that brought Juan Soto to the Yankees.
- He had a 2.75 ERA with the Yankees in his last season, participating in 49 games and making nine starts.
- As a full-time starter with the Padres, King had a 2.95 ERA in 31 games, including 30 starts.
- The Yankees are weighing their options in the offseason, either pursuing King or other players like Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger.
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