Sweeny Murti of WFAN and CBS wrote Tuesday that baseball executives seem torn on Yankees' new second baseman Starlin Castro, the 25-year-old who was traded for Adam Warren last December from the Chicago Cubs.
Castro is, by almost all measures, an improvement over last year's Stephen Drew (.201 average) and then a mix of Rob Refsnyder and Dustin Ackely down the stretch—Castro's been to three All-Star games in six seasons and has 62 regular season homers in that time.
"That's a big upgrade," an unnamed general manager told Murti.
But, as another exec said: "There's a reason the Cubs got him out of there.