At the trade deadline, the New York Yankees reached into Washington to claim Luis Garcia Jr., a left-handed power bat in the midst of the finest offensive season of his career. The move speaks to a franchise navigating the fragility of dependence on a single transcendent player — Aaron Judge — by seeking to distribute that burden across a deeper lineup. Yet every acquisition carries its own weight, and Garcia arrives not into open space but into a roster already rich with talent, raising the quiet question of whether addition and subtraction can coexist without diminishing what was already wor
Yankees acquire slugger Luis Garcia Jr. from Nationals ahead of deadline
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