NEW YORK -- The Yankees entered the offseason with a candid assessment of Sonny Gray's performance, voicing belief that the hurler should project as a prime bounce-back candidate with a change of scenery, but that continuing to pitch his home games at Yankee Stadium would produce little benefit.
Thirteen weeks after general manager Brian Cashman said that he was "open-minded to a relocation" involving Gray, the Yankees may have found a trade match. MLB Network insider Jon Heyman reported on Saturday that discussions are advancing with the Reds, who are said to be considering dealing two prospects and a Draft pick for the 29-year-old right-hander.