Yankees consider trade for Elly De La Cruz as Reds struggle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 4:49 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The New York Yankees are exploring a potential trade for Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz as they aim for the postseason. The Yankees currently sit at 40-26, competing for the American League East title but see an opportunity to strengthen their lineup. De La Cruz, an exciting talent, is desirable following a proposed deal involving multiple top prospects. The Reds, currently in last place in the National League Central and struggling with an 11-22 record since May, might consider trading De La Cruz if they become deadline sellers. This follows a failed extension offer from the Reds to De La Cruz before the 2025 season, raising doubts about his future with the team.
- •Yankees are 40-26, competing in AL East
- •Elly De La Cruz proposed trade includes Yankees' top prospects
- •Reds are struggling, last in NL Central
- •Reds might sell if current performance continues
- •De La Cruz rejected extension offer from Reds
- 4:49 PMYahoo Sports — New Trade Idea Sees Red Sox Rival Acquire Elly De La Cruz
"The Boston Red Sox are still trying to get on track and make the postseason, but one of their rivals is currently one of the best teams in baseball, looking to add pieces to help them win the World Series.
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