The Yankees are looking at the White Sox Alexi Ramirez but is it the right move? Should the Yankees take a chance on the 33 year old All-star?
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Ramirez had a great 2014 season slashing .273/.305/.408. Now the offensive numbers are good, nothing bad but yet nothing great. The good thing about Ramirez is he is an above-average defensive shortstop. It would also give the Yankees a chance to bring up their own shortstop options as a backup to Ramirez to get a feel for the Major Leagues without being a full time starter for 2015. Not to mention Ramirez only has 1yr/$10 million left on his contract with a team option for 2016. This would be a very manageable contract for the Yankees without disrupting any flow of upcoming prospects.
Verdict: I believe that the Yankees should take a chance on trading for Alexi Ramirez as long as they don't overpay by sending over to many top prospects for a 33 year old veteran.
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