The Yankees would have to be out of contention, you'd think, for them to deal either. They're not set to become free agents until 2018. While Eovaldi has capitalized on his ability more recently, Pineda's talent is still tantalizing. According to the New York Post, the Yankees listened to an offer for Eovaldi this offseason, so apparently they're open to the idea.
MOST INTEREST? Everyone. Who doesn't need more pitching?
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Yankees players will tell you it's too early to talk about trade possibilities.