Who have the Yankees traded away?

The Yankees sent Kevin Alcantara, a 19-year-old outfielder in rookie ball, and Alexander Vizcaino, a 24-year-old Class A right-handed pitcher, to the Cubs for Rizzo, who is eligible for free agency this fall. They traded four prospects to the Rangers for Gallo and a left-handed reliever, Joely Rodriguez.

Who did the Yankees trade Willie McGee for?

Bob Sykes
On Oct. 22, 1981, the Cardinals completed one of their best trades in team history (second only to Brock-for-Broglio), acquiring Willie McGee from the Yankees for Bob Sykes.

Who was the first black New York Yankee?

287 with 28 homers and 85 RBIs. The first Black man to play for the New York Yankees, Howard was also the first Black man to win the American League MVP award, (1963). Although an all-time Yankees favorite, he ended his major-league career in 1968 with the Boston Red Sox, finishing with a.

Who did the Yankees trade for Joey Gallo?

The Yankees traded four prospects — the Class AAA right-handed starter Glenn Otto and three Class A infielders — to the Rangers for Gallo and Joely Rodriguez, a left-handed reliever.

How did the Yankees get Joey Gallo?

On July 29, 2021, the Rangers traded Gallo and Joely Rodríguez to the New York Yankees in exchange for Josh Smith, Glenn Otto, Trevor Hauver, and Ezequiel Durán.

Who did the Yankees get for Fred McGriff?

1. Fred McGriff. December 9, 1982: The New York Yankees trade Fred McGriff, Dave Collins and Mike Morgan to the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for Dale Murray and Tom Dodd.

Was Fred McGriff a Yankee?

Professional career McGriff signed with the New York Yankees after being selected in the 9th round of the 1981 amateur draft. In 1982, the Yankees dealt McGriff, Dave Collins and Mike Morgan to the Toronto Blue Jays for Dale Murray and Tom Dodd.

Who is the best Yankee ever?

Best Yankees of all time, by uniform number

• 0: Adam Ottavino. The first Yankee to wear zero, Ottavino pitched to a 2.76 ERA in his first 97 appearances for the club, beginning in 2019.
• 1: Billy Martin.
• 2: Derek Jeter.
• 3: Babe Ruth.
• 4: Lou Gehrig.
• 5: Joe DiMaggio.
• 6: Joe Torre.
• 7: Mickey Mantle.

Who is now the greatest living Yankee?

Whitey Ford
The excellent George Vecsey in the Times wrote that Whitey Ford is now the Greatest Living Yankee. Whitey Ford was a fantastic pitcher. The Yankees won 68 percent of the games he started, which is quite remarkable (297-139 – this is not his pitcher record but rather the record of the team for every start).

Who wore 32 on the Yankees?

Elston Howard