The Dodgers might ask about the right-hander who made his first All-Star team this month, but probably don't possess the necessary desperation to make a deal.

While the Yankees continue their pursuit to add starting pitching and bullpen help ahead of Thursday’s 6 p.m., trade deadline, general manager Brian Cashman added another bat on Wednesday night. The Yankees have been on the hunt for a right-handed-hitting outfield to play some left field and they found one in Austin Slater,

Dustin May's struggles continued again Sunday in Boston, and it could be his final start as a member of the Dodgers or his last appearance in a Dodgers uniform if he is traded.

The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers met in the World Series last year. This year, they could meet to make a deal at the trade deadline.

The Yankees can look for alternatives, obviously, but trading with the Pirates would allow them to tackle multiple issues at once. It'd be costly to get a big deal done—a demand