Yankees interested in Tim Hill reunion but Mets also in play for reliever
NY Post
As the reliever market continues to take shape, the Yankees remain interested in a reunion with left-hander Tim Hill and their competition could come from across town.
The Mets are also considering signing the 34-year-old who emerged as a dependable weapon in The Bronx, The Post confirmed.
The Yankees have some work to do to complete their roster — and that includes adding a lefty in the bullpen, as well as potentially an infielder and backup catcher.
They missed out on Japanese right-hander Roki Sasaki, but their rotation is solid.
Still, they’ve got some arms to replace in the pen, with Tommy Kahnle also available after a solid year ended poorly in the World Series when the right-hander imploded in the season-ending Game 5 loss to the Dodgers.
Left-handers Andrew Chafin and ex-Met Brooks Raley are on their radar, as well. Raley is coming back from Tommy John surgery and won’t be ready for the start of the season.
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