As the trade deadline approaches, Brian Cashman and the New York Yankees will look to fill their various pressing needs and roster holes while ideally not sacrificing too much of their future in the process.
It's true that it costs something to get something, but if the Yankees are smart, they'll ride the wave of the hot hand to move otherwise flawed prospects, hoping that their prospective trade partners will overlook the warts and dive in headfirst on the potential breakout.
Of course, this isn't without risk either. Cashman will have to hope that regression is incoming and that he's selling high on a prospect, instead of missing an obvious breakout that is happening right before his eyes.