Across town, in the Bronx, the Yankees seem desperate to dump Marcus Stroman’s salary from the books. After one year in pinstripes, Yankee Stadium turns out to be a nightmare for the veteran righty. At home,

The Yankees are willing to eat part of the remaining salary on Marcus Stroman's contract to facilitate a trade. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Yankees are still trying to trade Marcus Stroman and are willing to pay down his $18M salary. Should they save money there, the Yankees would have more to spend on an infielder — though don’t expect Alex Bregman or Nolan Arenado.

The New York Yankees have been trying to trade Marcus Stroman. His contract and underwhelming 2024 season will make it tough to find a suitor, but the Yankees should still be able to find a team willing to take Stroman.

The New York Yankees can add a three-time All-Star as a table-setter for Aaron Judge by trading two pitchers to the San Diego Padres.

The New York Yankees have made key additions this offseason but could dump one of their worst contracts to land a new second baseman.

The New York Yankees have put together a good offseason despite losing Juan Soto to the New York Mets. They still have a hole to fill at second base and an issue with Marcus Stroman's contract.

The New York Yankees have put together a solid offseason highlighted by the additions of Max Fried, Devin Williams, Cody Bellinger and Paul Goldschmidt. They could make one more much-needed move before Opening Day.

However, one of the most impactful moves they can make in the coming weeks would be to find a trade partner for Marcus Stroman. Yesterday, my colleague John explored the case for keeping Stroman for the 2025 season.

According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the Yankees and Padres had discussed a deal involving infielder Luis Arraez. While Heyman disputed that