On Wednesday night, the New York Yankees are playing the Toronto Blue Jays (at home).
UPDATE: The Yankees lost by a score of 2-1.
During the game, Trent Grisham left with an injury.
The Yankees wrote (via X): “Trent Grisham left tonight’s game with left knee discomfort. He was seen here at the Stadium by Yankees team physicians. He will undergo imaging tomorrow.”
In addition to the injury news, Grisham has struggled this year.
He came into the night batting .169 with 26 hits, six home runs, 27 RBI’s, 27 runs and three stolen bases in 48 games.
Yankees Injury News Means Team Should Consider Buxton
One player the Yankees should look to acquire is Byron Buxton.
The Minnesota Twins star is currently batting .260 with 46 hits, 15 home runs, 23 RBI’s, 34 runs and four stolen bases in 42 games.
He could give the Yankees a lot more firepower from the Center Field position.
@FDSportsbook wrote: “MLB Home Run leaders in May: 🥇 Kyle Schwarber – 9 🥈 Byron Buxton – 7 🥉 Bryce Harper – 6″
Buxton has spent all 12 seasons of his career with the Twins.
He has made the MLB playoffs just three times in that span.
At 32, it may be time for Buxton to go to a contender (and the Twins to get value before it’s too late).
Recently, he has already been in a lot of trade rumors.
The Braves may be lining up for a MASSIVE deadline swing to add another impact bat and push deeper into the World Series hunt. #BravesCountry @RealMattlanta @kingcfb
Twins Right Now
The Twins are once again off to a slow start to the year as the third-place team in the American League Central with a 23-27 record in 50 games.
They are 5.5 games back of the Cleveland Guardians for first.
The franchise last made the MLB playoffs in 2023.
Yankees Right Now
The Yankees are the second-place team in the American League East with a 30-19 record in 49 games.
They are 3.5 games back of the Tampa Bay Rays for first.
There is no question that they have the kind of prospects that could intrigue the Twins in a potential Buxton deal.
New York Yankees Injury News Means Team Should Trade For 2x MLB All-Star