The Cubs' longtime shortstop-turned-second-baseman is heading to New York.
There have been Starlin Castro to New York rumors going down for almost a year. Most of those rumors, though, had him heading to the Mets.
Instead, Castro is going to become a member of the New York Yankees:
Can confirm Starlin Castro to the Yankees for RHP Adam Warren and a player to be named. #Cubs
— Carrie Muskat (@CarrieMuskat) December 9, 2015
I'll have more to say about Castro's tenure with the Cubs tomorrow or the next day, as he's been with the club for six seasons and in the organization since 2006, one of the last players left signed by the Jim Hendry regime.