MLB rumors heat up as the New York Yankees reportedly show interest in adding a right-handed bat to bolster their lineup.

The Miami Marlins might not want to trade away their ace, Sandy Alcántara, in an offseason blockbuster after all.

Teixeira, a five-time All-Star who helped anchor the Yankees’ 2009 championship team and won five Gold Gloves and three Silver Sluggers during his career, is running as a Republican for Congress in the Texas-based district. He has branded himself as a “political outsider” and America First conservative.

Thanks to several in-season trades, the Yankees’ farm system saw several notable losses. However, the “big” prospects in the system remain. Many of those marquee names took notable steps forward, including George Lombard Jr.

With 27 World Series championships, any list constrained to the five best seasons in Yankees history is incomplete by definition. It’s an impossible task, one destined to leave behind years deeply imprinted in the hearts of fans.

Left-hander T.J. Sikkema, 27, is one of seven non-roster invitees to Red Sox spring training, the club announced Tuesday. Catcher Jason Delay, infielder Vinny Capra, lefty Alec Gamboa, and right-handers Osvaldo Berrios, Hobie Harris and Devin Sweet round out the group.

The Mets are not hiding their interest. According to MLB insider Mark Feinsand, both New York teams reportedly prefer Bellinger over other outfield options, including Kyle Tucker. That raised eyebrows, because Tucker is widely viewed as the superior player.