Summary
The New York Yankees are considering trading All-Star second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. as they look to address their lineup imbalance of too many left-handed hitters. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman hinted at the possibility during the winter meetings, while acknowledging Chisholm's value to the team. The decision could help the Yankees gain valuable players in return and fix the lineup issue.
Key Facts
- The New York Yankees have had a quiet offseason so far, with only one major signing.
- The Yankees lost reliever Devin Williams to free agency, who signed with the Mets.
- Yankees GM Brian Cashman mentioned the possibility of trading Jazz Chisholm Jr.
- Cashman recognized Chisholm as a valuable player who brings athleticism and power.
- The Yankees' lineup has too many left-handed hitters, causing an imbalance.
- Jazz Chisholm Jr. is a two-time All-Star and an accomplished second baseman.
- Chisholm is in the last year of his arbitration eligibility, affecting his future with the team.
- Trading Chisholm could help the Yankees gain a balanced lineup while getting strong returns.
