Yankees pull off big trade to finally address offensive offense
Luis García Jr. of the Washington Nationals rounds the bases after hitting a solo home run in the third inning against the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on…
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Garcia, 26, will be an interesting fit for the Yankees, though, considering how their roster shakes out. As the Yankees’ offense continues to struggle with inconsistent play and the lack of three-time MVP Aaron Judge, Garcia, in the midst of his seventh MLB season, is hitting .283 with a 3.13 on-base percentage and a National League-leading .560 slugging percentage. The Yankees traded four pitchers on Sunday to the Nationals for a first baseman in the midst of a career season.
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Garcia, 26, will be an interesting fit for the Yankees, though, considering how their roster shakes out.
according to Fox News — LatestAs the Yankees’ offense continues to struggle with inconsistent play and the lack of three-time MVP Aaron Judge, Garcia, in the midst of his seventh MLB season, is hitting .283 with a 3.13 on-base percentage and a National League-leading .560 slugging percentage.
according to Fox News — LatestThe Yankees traded four pitchers on Sunday to the Nationals for a first baseman in the midst of a career season
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