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Yankees get Amed Rosario from Nationals

Yankees Lineup Announcement Confuses Fans After Amed Rosario Trade

Ryan McMahon is making his third consecutive start at third base, and embattled shortstop Anthony Volpe remains in the starting lineup. In fairness, Rosario only started one game at shortstop for the Nationals; most of his action came at second and third base.

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Yankees’ plans for Amed Rosario revealed — after years of trying to get him

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Yankees trade for Amed Rosario in deal with Nationals: Full details

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Yankees acquire INF Amed Rosario from Nationals

The New York Yankees have acquired veteran infielder Amed Rosario from the Washington Nationals in exchange for right-hander Clayton Beeter and outfielder Browm Martinez.

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Yankees’ Amed Rosario reacts to New York homecoming after trade

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Yankees deal for utility man Rosario

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Yankees acquire Amed Rosario from Nationals to add more depth

Rosario, in his ninth big league season, has hit .270/.310/.426 with five home runs in 46 games this year for the Nationals.

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Yankees trade for former Met Amed Rosario

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Yankees' trade add Amed Rosario once hit a walk-off homer at Yankee Stadium as a visiting player

New York Yankees Open to Trading Prized Prospect

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Yankees Trade Rumors: New York 'Eyeing' Rockies Standout Reliever

Now, we know at least one bullpen arm the Yankees reportedly are currently thinking about adding.

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Report: New York Yankees May be Willing to Trade Specific Bullpen Arms

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Report: New York Yankees Open to Trading Prized Prospect

Yankees trade deadline targets: 7 players New York could pursue, from Merrill Kelly to Ryan Helsley

The Yankees have already been aggressive on the trade market, but they likely aren't done. Here's a look at who they could target next.

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Amed Rosario breaks silence on return to New York to join Yankees despite starting career with Mets

Now as a member of the New York Yankees, Amed Rosario felt the need to clarify what it means to return to New York—but not to suit up for the Mets, the team where he originally broke into the majors.