Where Yankees can look to fill remaining holes after Luis Garcia Jr. trade
New York Yankees Jon Heyman Where Yankees can look to fill remaining holes after Luis Garcia Jr. trade By Jon Heyman Published Aug. ET Zach Neto could be a potential target for the Yankees ahead of the trade deadline. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect New Yankees slugger Luis García Jr., a vastly improved player who leads the National League in slugging (.560), will help the sagging Bronx Bombers lineup.
- ▪New York Yankees Jon Heyman Where Yankees can look to fill remaining holes after Luis Garcia Jr. trade By Jon Heyman Published Aug.
- ▪ET Zach Neto could be a potential target for the Yankees ahead of the trade deadline.
- ▪IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect New Yankees slugger Luis García Jr., a vastly improved player who leads the National League in slugging (.560), will help the sagging Bronx Bombers lineup.
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| Canonical URL | https://nypost.com/2026/08/02/sports/where-yankees-can-look-to-fill-remaining-holes-after-luis-garcia-jr-trade/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 02 Aug 2026 21:30:32 -0400 |
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New York Yankees Jon Heyman Where Yankees can look to fill remaining holes after Luis Garcia Jr. trade By Jon Heyman Published Aug. 2, 2026, 9:30 p.m. ET Zach Neto could be a potential target for the Yankees ahead of the trade deadline. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect New Yankees slugger Luis García Jr., a vastly improved player who leads the National League in slugging (.560), will help the sagging Bronx Bombers lineup. The New York-born García was finally showing his big potential in the Nats’ new, fun environment, and heaven knows the Yankees need bats. Still, García’s acquisition seems fairly redundant since statistically he’s nearly a ballplaying duplicate of Yankees phenom Ben Rice (.561 slug).
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