It’s become pretty obvious that the New York Yankees want to offload the contract of Ryan McMahon, which has one year remaining of a 6-year, $70 million pact. McMahon wasn’t even close to league average in 2026, and was virtually…

A trade proposal from FanSided suggests the Atlanta Braves acquire New York Yankees third baseman Ryan McMahon in exchange for catcher Sean Murphy. Writer TJ French highlights that such a move would create complications for incumbent third baseman Austin Riley, who is signed to a massive 10-year, $212 million contract extension.
According to the proposal, McMahon could serve as a defensive hedge following a down 2026 season for Riley, who batted just .219. McMahon has one year and $16 million remaining on his six-year, $70 million deal, but French argues paying substantial money for redundant third basemen would place Riley in an awkward position.
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