Yankees and Mets target roster overhauls as bullpen and lineup woes mount
The New York Yankees are confronting a collapsing bullpen, with relievers David Bednar and Camilo Doval posting negative WAR values. General manager Brian Cashman is reportedly exploring trade options for veteran closer Kenley Jansen, hard‑throwing reliever Pete Fairbanks, or low‑cost arm Kevin Ginkel to stabilize late‑inning pitching before the 2026 campaign.
Meanwhile, the New York Mets sit last in the NL East at 22‑31 after a series sweep by the Miami Marlins. Analysts suggest the club should move four underperforming players before the June 1 roster deadline, naming outfielder Tyrone Taylor, designated‑hitter MJ Melendez and second‑baseman Marcus Semien as prime candidates for removal or trade.