Summary
The New York Yankees are likely to lose pitcher Luke Weaver, a 32-year-old reliever, in free agency. Weaver, who struggled in the playoffs, may join the Oakland Athletics, who need to fill gaps in their bullpen.
Key Facts
- The Yankees had a disappointing season, losing in the ALDS to the Toronto Blue Jays.
- New York's pitchers had challenges in the postseason, with a 5.61 ERA.
- Luke Weaver, a Yankees reliever, allowed five earned runs in the playoffs and is entering free agency.
- MLB.com's Mark Feinsand suggested Weaver is a good fit for the Oakland Athletics.
- The Athletics need bullpen reinforcements after trading Mason Miller.
- Weaver had two solid years with the Yankees but faced injury setbacks last season.
- Oakland's team aims to strengthen its bullpen and views Weaver as a potential, cost-effective option.
