July 21, 2021

The Yankees & Cubs Are Perfect Trade Partners @TylerTalbot20

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I feel that The Cubs and Yankees match up perfectly, to make a deal at the trade deadline. The Cubs I believe are going to be sellers, after going on a huge losing streak before the All Star break.  The Cubs have a lot of expiring contracts and controllable players. Which would make them a good trade partner with The Yankees. Some players that the Cubs have (that could be interesting to The Yankees) are, Ian Happ (OF), Kyle Hendricks (SP), Anthony Rizzo (1B) and Craig Kimbrel (RP.) I would like to see The Yankees do a package deal with the Cubs, where they get two or three players to help the retooling process and compete for a playoff spot this season.

 

 


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