We also answer your questions on Jasson Domínguez, whether it'll be possible to trade DJ LeMahieu or Marcus Stroman, and more.

Chris McMonigle initially hated the idea, but given the likely alternatives, he is now coming around on the idea of the Yankees adding Nolan Arenado.

The New York Yankees are unlikely to trade for St. Louis Cardinals star third baseman Nolan Arenado, according to The Athletic.

The New York Yankees are reportedly stepping back from pursuing Nolan Arenado, the All-Star third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, amid MLB trade rumors. The New York Yankees, once rumored as a potential landing spot for St.

Arenado's St. Louis Cardinals would assuredly love to get out of paying the final three years of his contract, as they're on the hook for $52 million in base salary plus over $40 million in deferrals. The Yankees would similarly like to get out of paying Marcus Stroman.

Goldschmidt, who on Saturday agreed to a deal with the Yankees, spent four seasons with Arenado in St. Louis. As the New York Yankees continue to upgrade their club after losing the Juan Soto sweepstakes to the New York Mets, one move could lead to another.

The New York Yankees could trade one of their starting pitchers to the Toronto Blue Jays to give the righty a reunion with his former team.

The New York Yankees reportedly want to move Jazz Chisholm to second base, limiting their options on the trade market. Will they be stuck with Nolan Arenado?

After the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Hyeseong Kim, could the New York Yankees swoop in for a trade at a position of need?