With the trade deadline looming, the New York Yankees are circling Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez like hawks on […]

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has made it known that his team could use multiple relievers before the deadline. In a perfect world, one would be a left-hander to pair with Hill.

The New York Post's Joel Sherman wrote Thursday, though, that MLB slugger Ben Rice could also be involved in trade talks. Sherman added that it'd need to be a big offer for the Yankees to "even consider" moving Rice. It's still notable news, though, and puts the Yankees in a tough spot.

We asked Yankees fans if they would give up either of the club’s top prospects for the slugging third baseman. The answer was resounding.

The team is focused on returning to the World Series this season but faces potential shortages in starting pitching depth, the bullpen and the infield. And as the front office seeks some veteran talent to bring in, any number of prospects could be on the move.

How one Twins trade could address Yankees bullpen depth and infield inconsistency originally appeared on Athlon Sports. With the trade deadline less than two weeks away, the Yankees need reinforcements. And according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Minnesota Twins may have just the kind of combo that fits Brian Cashman’s long wishlist.

The Yankees are pursuing Eugenio Suarez, but if they can't swing a deal for the Arizona slugger, Nolan Arenado may be in the picture

The New York Yankees need a third baseman and have until Thursday to make a trade. Could the Kansas City Royals provide them with an All-Star?