The New York Yankees have several roster decisions to make this offseason, and one may be back on their radar as general manager Brian Cashman looks to address the club's outfield needs ahead of 2027.

According to the New York Post's Joel Sherman , the Yankees previously expressed interest in the Washington Nationals' Jacob Young, a 27-year-old right-handed hitter known for his elite defense.

With Trent Grisham likely departing in free agency, Young presents an intriguing option. But with Spencer Jones still looking to establish himself at the major-league level, is acquiring another center fielder worth sacrificing valuable prospects, particularly one who doesn't necessarily provide an offensive upgrade?

What Jacob Young could bring to the Yankees

Young's greatest asset is his defense. He recorded 11 Outs Above Average (OAA) in 2026, bringing his career total to 49 since his 2023 debut, per Baseball Savant.…