OSWALDO IS DRAWING TRADE INTEREST

Oswaldo Cabrera is the embodiment of a perfect soldier for the New York Yankees—a player who adapts, perseveres, and excels in any role the team needs. Trading him would be a shortsighted move, undermining the very foundation of versatility and reliability that Cabrera brings to the table.

Brendan Kuty highlights the growing interest from teams across the league in Cabrera, which comes as no surprise. Cabrera is a switch-hitting utilityman capable of covering almost the entire infield and even the corner outfield. Last season, he became the Yankees' go-to problem solver, playing six different positions in 109 games and hitting eight home runs. it speaks volumes about a player who thrives in the shadows of flexibility, always ready to step in and deliver when called upon.

Cabrera’s value goes beyond statistics—he’s the glue that holds the Yankees' infield together when injuries and fatigue strike. He’s not just a utility player; he's the Yankees' secret weapon. If given the chance to shine every day, Cabrera could seamlessly slide into a regular role, with third base appearing to be his most natural fit in my opinion. His presence also opens up strategic opportunities, like moving Jazz Chisholm Jr. back to his comfort zone at second base.

Oswaldo Cabrera is much more than a utilityman; he’s important to the Yankees' future. Trading him would strip the team of a player whose dedication and adaptability embody what it means to be a Yankee. 

Letting him go would be a mistake the Yankees can't afford to make. I really believe that.