mlb trade deadline

The MLB Trade Deadline has come and gone and the New York Yankees were oddly quiet. ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney joined Levack and Goz over the phone while we were at the Saratoga Racecourse to recap and try to make snse of not only the Yankees but also the New York Mets.

Levack and Goz discuss that and more in this week's Monday Mirages

CBS Sports believes Ian Anderson could be on the move

The MLB Trade Deadline is still a day away but the New York Yankees are wasting no time making moves. The Yankees needed starting pitching and possibly an outfielder or catcher for depth with both Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez on the disabled list possibly until late August early September. So here&a…

Buster Olney has been all over the country this season...and this week. With the All Star Game and Home Run Derby in Washington DC, the second half of the season getting under way tonight in Chicago when the Cubs host the Cardinals tonight on ESPN. Then this weekend Buster will be in New York for Me…

The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox pulled off a massive trade this week. The Yankees got 3rd Baseman Todd Frazier, Relief Pitcher David Robertson and Latham's own Relief Pitcher Tommy Kahnle. The question for many of us is was that the only move we can expect from the Bronx Bombers?

Buster Olney has some pretty pointed opinions and how the Yankees handled the trade deadline and what they should do with A rod. Hear what Buster thinks right here.

The New York Yankees seem to be in uncharted waters as they were forced to sell before the trade deadline. One move that has met mixed reviews from fans was sending Andrew Miller to the Cleveland Indians for four prospects headlined by Clint Frazier and Justus Sheffield...

The Yankees are linked to acquiring some of the bigger names at the trade deadline but this year, general manager Brian Cashman has drawn a line as to which prospects he won’t deal.

The Yankees have been strong in the month of July and Buster Olney believes that New York is in a great position to improve their roster even more before Friday’s trade deadline.

On Sunday afternoon, the Cincinnati Reds traded starting pitcher Johnny Cueto to the Kansas City Royals. ESPN’s Buster Olney believes that dominant Reds closer Aroldis Chapman could be next and possibly to the Yankees.

The Yankees have traded recently designated right-hander David Carpenter to the Nationals in exchange for minor league second baseman Tony Renda. Carpenter was recently brought up after outfielder Nate McLouth was been placed on the 60-day DL...