The New York Yankees are exploring options for bolstering their pitching rotation, despite already having depth in their lineup. With Luis Gil nearing a return and Will Warren showcasing talent, Ryan Yarbrough has been a steady fifth starter. However, a name gaining traction is Miami Marlins pitcher Edward Cabrera, who has revamped his mechanics and pitches, showcasing improved command. His potential trade value is rising, making him a target for the Yankees, particularly as they look to enhance their postseason chances.

Cabrera's evolution could lead to a long-term fit for the Yankees, who currently hold top prospect George Lombard, Jr. close to their vest. Spencer Jones may be a more likely trade chip to entice the Marlins. The Yankees are also reportedly interested in other pitchers like Sandy Alcantara and Zac Gallen, but uncertainty about their own rotation depth remains. As the trade deadline approaches, the Yankees may prioritize strengthening their rotation to make a deep postseason run.