Yankees Land Doval, Caballero, McMahon at Deadline

The New York Yankees were highly active at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, making multiple moves to strengthen their infield and bullpen for a postseason push. Major infield additions included Jose Caballero, who leads MLB with 34 stolen bases and offers versatility as a potential alternative to struggling shortstop Anthony Volpe, and Ryan McMahon, who boosts third base offense. The Yankees traded Oswald Peraza to the Angels for 18-year-old outfielder Wilberson De Pena and cash. The bullpen was reinforced with All-Star reliever Camilo Doval from the Giants, joining David Bednar and Jake Bird, following injuries to several pitchers. The Yankees parted with top prospects, including Everson Pereira, to complete these deals. Despite their activity, they did not acquire all reported targets, such as Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara, but signaled their intent for a deep postseason run.