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Yankees acquire Ryan McMahon

Ryan McMahon trade analysis: Yankees solve third base woes in deal with Rockies

McMahon ranks fourth among all major leaguers with four outs above average, and the left-handed hitter will now be able to pepper Yankee Stadium's short right field with his elite power.

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Yankees Reportedly Felt Eugenio Suarez Price Was Too High Before Ryan McMahon Trade

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Yankees rumors: Why New York traded for Ryan McMahon over Eugenio Suarez

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Yankees acquire third baseman Ryan McMahon from the Rockies for pair of prospects

The New York Yankees acquired third baseman Ryan McMahon from the Colorado Rockies on Friday for prospects, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.

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Yankees trade deadline: What’s next after adding Ryan McMahon?

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Yankees add former All-Star Ryan McMahon from Rockies amid left-side struggles

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Yankees acquire Ryan McMahon: New York trades for Rockies third baseman to fill infield need

McMahon, 30, was viewed as one of the top available positional players on the market.

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Yankees' new guy Ryan McMahon showed how good his defense is in New York debut

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Former LSU baseball pitcher traded from Yankees to Rockies in deal for Ryan McMahon

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Can this Yankees trade quietly help Anthony Volpe get back on track?

Helping Volpe get back on track is not the headline reason the Yankees acquired McMahon. They desperately needed to improve their defense at third base and protect their investment in ground-ball pitcher Max Fried. But if it gets Volpe back to being a decent shortstop, it could end up being one of the most important ones.

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Ryan McMahon describes ‘dream’ of landing with Yankees: ‘Couldn’t pick a better spot’

Ryan McMahon’s circumstances changed in an instant when he was traded by the last-place Rockies to the playoff-contending Yankees.

Cubs, Mariners Reportedly Frontrunners For Diamondbacks Third Baseman After Yankees Trade

The New York Yankees pulled themselves out of the running for Eugenio Suárez, and now Jon Heyman believes the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners are the leaders.