ESPN’s Jerry Crasnick is reporting that the New York Yankees may not be finished yet and are talking to the reigning National League home run leader, Chris Carter.
In 160 games a year ago, Carter slashed .222/.321/.499, maintained a .821 OPS and was tied with Nolan Arenado for the most home runs (41) in the National League.
Since 2013, Carter has the sixth-most home runs (131) in major league baseball behind Mike Trout, David Ortiz, Edwin Encarnacion, Nelson Cruz and Chris Davis.