Amed Rosario is heading back to New York, but this time, it’s not to Queens. The Yankees have acquired the talented infielder from the Nationals in a trade confirmed on July 27, 2025, by The Post’s Jon Heyman. This move adds depth to the Yankees’ roster as they aim for a playoff push.
- Amed Rosario traded to the Yankees.
- Deal confirmed by Jon Heyman.
- Rosario's stats: .270 average, 5 home runs.
- Primarily played third and second base.
- Strong performance against left-handed pitchers.
- Previously with the Mets for four years.
Rosario, who has a solid .270 batting average with five home runs in 46 games this season, brings versatility to the Yankees. Primarily playing third and second base, he also has experience at shortstop and in the outfield, making him a valuable asset for manager Aaron Boone.
This trade raises questions about the Yankees’ strategy for the remainder of the season. Can Rosario help them overcome their recent struggles? His career .799 OPS against left-handed pitchers suggests he could be a key player in crucial matchups.
- Rosario previously played four seasons with the Mets, showcasing his potential.
- The Yankees traded right-hander Clayton Beeter and outfielder Browm Martinez to the Nationals.
- Rosario’s versatility could be pivotal as the Yankees navigate the playoff race.
As the season progresses, fans will be eager to see how Rosario integrates into the Yankees’ lineup. Keep an eye on upcoming games to witness his impact on the field.
