Summary
A prediction suggests that the New York Yankees might trade for Washington Nationals' shortstop CJ Abrams by the trade deadline. The Yankees are looking for infield help as their current shortstop, Anthony Volpe, is injured. Abrams is noted for his hitting and speed, but his defensive skills as a shortstop may be a concern.
Key Facts
- The New York Yankees are considering trades for infielders by the trade deadline.
- Anthony Volpe, the Yankees' current shortstop, is injured.
- CJ Abrams is a 25-year-old All-Star shortstop for the Washington Nationals.
- Abrams has averaged 19 home runs and 36 stolen bases over the past three seasons.
- Abrams hits left-handed, which may suit Yankee Stadium well.
- There are concerns about Abrams' ability to play shortstop long-term due to his defensive skills.
- The Yankees may also consider other infield options, including their prospect George Lombard Jr.
