Summary
The New York Yankees might consider trading for CJ Abrams, an All-Star shortstop from the Washington Nationals, as a potential replacement for Anthony Volpe. Volpe recently had surgery and may miss some time at the start of the season. While a trade for Abrams could enhance the Yankees' lineup, it would require a substantial offer.
Key Facts
- Anthony Volpe, current Yankee player, had offseason shoulder surgery.
- The Yankees have not stated plans to replace Volpe.
- CJ Abrams is an All-Star shortstop from the Washington Nationals.
- Abrams performed with a .257 average, hitting 19 home runs last season.
- Abrams is under team control until 2028.
- The Yankees' stadium is favorable for left-handed hitters like Abrams.
- Trading for Abrams would require a significant offer.
- The Yankees may consider a trade to stay competitive in their division.
