The New York Yankees are gearing up for a potential playoff
run and what could be an exciting July 31st trading deadline this
season. New York is sending scouts to watch various starting pitchers, relief
pitchers and positional players in hopes of guiding the team to the playoffs
for the first time since 2012. To acquire good players you have to give up good
players and those good players may come from any affiliate the Yankees have,
especially the stocked with talent Double-A Trenton Thunder and the Triple-A
Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders.
Players like Mason Williams, Ramon Flores and Bryan Mitchell
have already been linked to players as well as Luis Severino and Aaron Judge
but a guy you may not hear about until a trade actually happens is Miguel
Sulbaran. Sulbaran was traded to New York in the Eduardo Nunez deal from the
Minnesota Twins and may be on the chopping block once again this July. The 21
year old left handed pitcher has pitched well in Trenton and may be in Triple-A
or even the major leagues on the right team as soon as September of this year.
Sulbaran will either provide much needed starting pitching
depth very soon or he may bring the team the depth and players they need to
make the playoffs. Either way it sounds like a win-win for the Yankees. Here’s
the stat line:
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