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Report: Giants and A’s both in the mix for Sonny Gray as Yankees get 'close' to trade
Yankees have been looking to offload the right-hander after he fell out of the rotation
The New York Yankees are moving aggressively to trade Sonny Gray and both Bay Area clubs are in pursuit, per Jon Heyman of Fancred, MLB Network and WFAN.
Yankees are working hard now on a trade for Sonny Gray. Appears to be getting more serious. Teams involved have included: reds, giants, brewers, a’s, padres, braves, mariners.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 17, 2019Yankees are indeed close to trading Sonny Gray. Teams are also asking about Tommy Kahnle and Jonathan Holder.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 17, 2019While both the A’s and Giants are in need of help in their respective rotations, the value of Gray, the one-time Oakland ace, is uncertain.
Gray hasn’t tallied 30 starts since his 2015 All-Star campaign with the A’s and toppled out of the Yankee rotation at the end of last season. The right-hander ended 2018 with a 4.90 ERA in 30 outings, including 23 starts.