The New York Yankees are one of the biggest sports franchises in the world. Every season is not a fight to survive but an uncompromising desire to win it all. Although the bombers have not been able to do it regularly, their preparations are for the best-case scenario. But ironically, the team has not produced a single World Championship title since 2009. A team with no regard for money and resources can buy the best in the business. And even with all the aid, Houston Astros knocked out the Yankees third time in the postseason.
The Yankees are currently eye for the Bryan Reynolds trade, as he is one of the best hitters. But many teams’ executive marks it as an unrealistic ask. The Pittsburgh Pirates Bryan’s current team has no interest in losing him to the Bombers. In the meantime, the Pirates have offered around $75 million to make him stay for six years with no team option. Even Harrison Bader has some good words for the Reynolds way of playing.
Bryan Is The Talk For The Yankees
Harrison praised Bryan’s batting skills when addressing a rumor about filling the outfielder’s position with Reynolds. Bader remembered his days when he used to play for the Cardinals. Whenever they played against the Pirates, Harrison often stayed confused about his defensive position. Bader said, “you know a guy is good when you find yourself moving around a lot pitch to pitch”. According to Bader, Bryan used to do a good job of confusing the defenders for his next shot. After appreciating Reynold, Harrison Bader accepted that it wouldn’t be a bad idea to welcome him to the team.
The center-fielder also mentioned that he usually does not pay attention to the rumors. But if there is any chance that Bryan could land in the Yankees, it would be a great addition. In Bardon’s eyes, Reynolds is an amazing talent, and so do other organizations. Bardon, and he goes way back to the university level. Meanwhile, the Yankees are in dire need of the left fielder. And the price that the Pirates are quoting is skyrocketing. However, whether the Pirates would let Bryan leave is another concern for the Yankees.
Although there are no confirmations yet, anything could happen in the upcoming days. Bader believes that “This game’s funky,” and anything is possible. Whatever happens next, Bryan has expressed his wish to leave the Pirates this year.