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I delve into the New York Yankees' and New York Mets' roster compositions, including how many players the teams originally signed via the MLB draft or international market.

The Astros and Cubs seem like logical trade partners, but it isn't so simple. Plus Aaron Judge's arbitration hearing is set for Wednesday.

Brad Johnson finds the best MLB DFS Plays for Sunday, August 15., Page 1

Dorothy_Mantooth I’ll take Duran & Houck as call-ups over Park and Brantley any day of the week! Park is an intriguing prospect, but Duran is a potential game changer for Boston. Houck looked really good against NY last year too. Not sure how much impact Brantley will have on the Yankees staff. mlbnyyfan

Photo by Douglas P. DeFelice/Getty Images One of the biggest gambling events in baseball is the international free agent signing period. For years, MLB teams have thrown money at remarkably talented teenagers from around the world, hoping to strike gold. Players like Ronald Acuña Jr., Fernando Tatis Jr., and Juan Soto are among the recent superstars who have emerged from these groups. That’s the dream. In 2014, the Yankees tried their hand at a recent trend by going hog wild in the IFA marke...

Photo by /Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Yankees have typically announced their non-roster invitees in early February most years, so it was a little strange to see them wait so long to reveal them in 2021. As pitchers and catchers reported early on Wednesday, they finally did so, revealing the full list of 12 minor leaguers and 20 players signed to minor league contracts who will be taking the field alongside the Yankees’ current 40-man roster in Tampa.* * No, the move for Justin Wilson...