The Yankees acquired Ryan McMahon from the Rockies, addressing their need for a solid third baseman following the release of DJ LeMahieu. McMahon, a proven MLB starter, has consistently played over 150 games in the past four seasons and excels defensively, ranking among the best at third base. Although his offensive stats are slightly below average, he represents an improvement over current Yankees options Oswald Peraza and Jorbit Vivas. With McMahon on the roster, Peraza shifts to a utility role, while Vivas is likely heading to the minor leagues.
Ryan McMahon has been acquired by the Yankees from the Rockies for pitching prospects Griffin Herring and Josh Grosz, solidifying their third base position.
McMahon has been a reliable MLB starter with over 150 games played in each of the last four seasons, performing at a league-average level.
While McMahon's offensive production is below average (88 wRC+), he provides significant defensive value, ranking high in Defensive Runs Saved at third base.
The Yankees' acquisition of McMahon upgrades their offense and defense at third base, relieving them of the struggles experienced with Oswald Peraza and Jorbit Vivas.
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