Yankees could track fascinating Cardinals infielder to fill the injury hole

The New York Yankees suffered another injury to their team at the weekend when the second Baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. will be at least 4 to 6 weeks with a sloping crack. Wall injuries can be difficult so that it can take months for you to see it again in the field.

Yankees could follow Brendan Donovan of Cardinals to fill Infield Löcher

To make things worse, Shortstop Anthony Volpe deals with a shoulder injury after feeling a pop against Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday. While all of its tests went back cleanly, the team must have another injury for the foreseeable future.

In order to fill out the Infield holes, the Yankees could pursue a fascinating supply bat that can have a strong effect. The Billy Heyen from Sporting News suggested that St. Louis Cardinale left -handed Brendan Donovan as a potential option.

“He would at least allow the Yanke to play the hot hand at Shortstop while he held the everyday job on the second time. If Chisholm returns, either he or Donovan could play the third basis. Donovan can also play the outfield of the corner. There are other options out there, but the Yanke should pick up on Donovan immediately,” wrote.

Donovan could give the Yankees a huge depth of installation

Donovan could be a very effective racket for the Yankees, and his versatility in the diamond could also help them fill the third base hole. The third basis was an abandoned position in relation to the offensive production for you, since Oswaldo Cabrera and Pablo Reyes received most of the repetitions there.

The left -handers have a hot start with St. Louis this season. It beats .339 with three homes and an ops .877. If he adds it to the installation of the Yankees, it would give them great depth and strengthen the latter part of the line -up.

Ultimately, more about Chisholm's injury in the coming weeks will be known, and if it is found that he has to miss more time, Donovan could perhaps be at the time when the trading period approaches.