Around the Empire: Yankees news - 5/9/25
Briefly

The article explores the trade market ahead of July's deadline, spotlighting key players like Sandy Alcantara and Luis Robert Jr. Despite being sought after, Alcantara's recent struggles raise concerns for the Yankees amid their roster of injured pitchers. In contrast, Giancarlo Stanton's recovery from injuries signifies hope for the Yankees' lineup, with an anticipated return by the end of May. The article also discusses the Yankees' ability to develop promising relievers and highlights Eric Reyzelman, a high-strikeout prospect, as a player to watch. Additionally, it mentions Carlos Carrasco's reassignment to Triple-A after designation.
Sandy Alcantara's slow start raises concern for potential trade despite being a top target for teams. His ERA over 8 and injury history complicate plans.
Giancarlo Stanton shows promising recovery signs from injuries with live batting practice, expected to return before May 27 if no setbacks occur.
The Yankees excel at transforming prospects into dominant relievers, with Eric Reyzelman highlighted as a potential future closer due to his strong strikeout numbers.
Carlos Carrasco designated for assignment has cleared waivers and will be serving as rotation depth for Triple-A, an uncertain future ahead.
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