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While loading up, Yankees also do a little dumping on trade-deadline day
NEW YORK — The Yankees weren’t just buying and buying on Thursday’s trade-deadline day. After trading for two relievers, general manager Brian Cashman dealt reserve infielder Oswald Peraza to the Los Angeles Angels a few minutes before the 6 p.m., ET deadline, Jack Curry of YES Network first reported.
Giancarlo Stanton Makes Feelings Clear on Yankees’ Aggressive Trade Deadline
Giancarlo Stanton Makes Feelings Clear on Yankees’ Aggressive Trade Deadline originally appeared on Athlon Sports. With the New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays mired in a nearly three-hour rain delay on Thursday afternoon, Giancarlo Stanton and teammates sat in the locker room refreshing their phones ahead of the 6 p.m. trade deadline.
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