Across town, in the Bronx, the Yankees seem desperate to dump Marcus Stroman’s salary from the books. After one year in pinstripes, Yankee Stadium turns out to be a nightmare for the veteran righty. At home,

The Yankees are still trying to trade Marcus Stroman and are willing to pay down his $18M salary. Should they save money there, the Yankees would have more to spend on an infielder — though don’t expect Alex Bregman or Nolan Arenado.

According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the Yankees and Padres had discussed a deal involving infielder Luis Arraez. While Heyman disputed that

Stroman would not be the top-of-the-rotation arm the Giants need to pair with Logan Webb, but he would still be a solid fit. He would slot in as a third or fourth starter, giving

The New York Yankees have been trying to trade Marcus Stroman. His contract and underwhelming 2024 season will make it tough to find a suitor, but the Yankees should still be able to find a team willing to take Stroman.

The Yankees are willing to eat part of the remaining salary on Marcus Stroman's contract to facilitate a trade. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

However, one of the most impactful moves they can make in the coming weeks would be to find a trade partner for Marcus Stroman. Yesterday, my colleague John explored the case for keeping Stroman for the 2025 season.

The New York Yankees have put together a solid offseason highlighted by the additions of Max Fried, Devin Williams, Cody Bellinger and Paul Goldschmidt. They could make one more much-needed move before Opening Day.