Anthony Seigler finally made his MLB debut — and while it came in New York, the Yankees’ ex-first-rounder was in Queens, playing with the Brewers.

It remains uncertain what could happen, but if one thing is for certain, it's that the Yankees need a third baseman. They can't continue to allow DJ LeMahieu to play second base and Jazz Chisholm Jr. to play third. LeMahieu needs to be out of the lineup, and adding Arenado would help them solve that.

No, New York Yankees fans don't need to worry about seeing Sánchez in pinstripes again. Instead, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal predicted the San Diego Padres could reunite with the 32-year-old backstop, who spent time with the Padres two years ago.