Marcus Stroman has said his goodbyes to the Yankees. After getting released by the Bombers on Friday, Stroman had a one-word response on social media. “Adios,” he wrote on his Instagram Story, which featured him flashing his watch on a plane.

Yankees Make Deadline Splash, Snag Bednar, Bird and Doval originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Trade Deadline Day is the annual day of chaos on MLB’s calendar. And this year, with the Yankees in desperate need of bullpen help, the Bombers swung and reeled in three major relief arms.

New York shipped three minor league prospects to last-place Pittsburgh in exchange for Bednar: catcher and first baseman Rafael Flores, catcher Edgleen Perez and outfielder Brian Sanchez.

Agustin Ramirez goes deep twice to lift the Marlins to a series victory over the Yankees.

The New York Yankees revamped their bullpen at the trade deadline, but it got off to a brutal start by losing in historically bad fashion.

Oddsmakers project the Yankees as a tight favorite (-115 on the moneyline) against the Marlins (-105). The scheduled starters are Luis Gil for the New York Yankees, and Edward Cabrera (4-5) for the Miami Marlins.

Welcome to the stretch drive, which finds the Yankees in Miami to play the Marlins, with all their new pieces in place.

It’s hard to think of a more appropriately named pitcher in the game today than Junk, 29, who was a Yankees draft pick back in 2017 and sent to the Angels in a 2021 Trade Deadline swap for Andrew Heaney.