With over half a month since the 2025 trade deadline expired, fans of the New York Yankees have had time to get acquainted with the team’s new faces. Most of this massive overhaul has gone smoothly. Both the bullpen and lineup have been vastly improved, though there have been some hiccups. Fans have seen very little of Amed Rosario and Austin Slater, whose IL stints have barely afforded them time to make a first impression. Excluding these two, let’s explore which new Yankees have made valuable additions thus far and which are currently falling flat. Ryan McMahon Coming to the Yankees a week before the deadline, McMahon has held his own in pinstripes, hitting .250/.364/.359, including sealing a Yankees’ win with a walk off. Although his ample pop has produced just one home run for the Yankees in 64 at-bats, his bat has still been a marked improvement over his predecessor, Oswald Peraza. As for his glove, McMahon has made third base look easy, often handling hard plays swiftly in an effortless manner. ThoughRead More
A look at the Yankees’ 2025 trade deadline acquisitions
