The Washington Nationals could put CJ Abrams on the block this offseason, and the New York Yankees are uniquely positioned to land him despite the high cost.
Stephen Parello of Yanks Go Yard proposes that the New York Yankees should pursue a trade for Washington Nationals infielder CJ Abrams this offseason. Parello argues that Abrams could resolve New York's vacancy at second base following his defensive transition from shortstop, while bolstering the lineup with a potential 30-30 offensive profile.
To acquire Abrams, who has two years of team control remaining, Parello suggests a trade package featuring shortstop Anthony Volpe alongside pitching prospects Elmer Rodriguez, Rory Fox, and Mac Heuer to meet Washington's pitching demands.
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