The New York Yankees are predicted to have stiff competition for outfielder Trent Grisham this offseason, should he decline the team's qualifying offer.

A new potential landing spot has emerged for New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham. Grisham's name has already been floated to numerous ball clubs, like the

Bleacher Report predicted that the Houston Astros will poach former New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grishman in free agency.

Yankees must offer Framber Valdez a seven-year, $196 million contract to steal the elite left-handed ace away from the Houston Astros this offseason.

Former Yankees manager Joe Girardi has a message for anyone associated with the 2017 Yankees team who feels cheated by the Astros’ cheating scandal — move on. In an interview on Foul Territory last week, Girardi shared the message he gave to an unnamed player who was still bothered by the scandal.

The New York Yankees are taking more steps to secure their 2026 lineup, including big moves for outfielder Trent Grisham.

Framber Valdez declines a one-year $22.05 million offer from the Astros and will see a multi-year deal in free agency.

Grisham's exceptional season with the bat should incentivize him to decline the Yankees' qualifying offer and seek a long-term contract. In all likelihood, he will not make more than $22.05 million per year, but he might prefer stability and to find his next home.

The New York Yankees are linked to a reunion with a star outfielder in an intriguing move to bolster their defense and add some hitting. The post Yankees Linked to Reunion With Star Outfielder in Intriguing Move appeared first on Heavy Sports.