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Sept. 4, 2018 by Elizabeth Duran

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It's an intriguing rumor that has gotten some attention since the publication of the rumors. The Yankees have already been linked to the free-agent right-hander, who hit .270/.349/.571 with a .624 OPS in the big leagues, as well as the Texas Rangers and the Seattle Mariners. They've also been linked to the right-handed relief pitcher Ryan Madson with an $800MM contract.

"The Yankees are definitely asking for a third outfielder," a source told Yahoo Sports on Tuesday. "They've been talking about Madson for a while, but it's not the best offer for the Yankees."

Madson and a number of other Yankees pitchers are believed to have been in talks for free agency, with several teams reportedly interested in bringing the 23-year-old to New York in the summer of 2011. The Yankees have also been linked to Cuban right-hander Francisco Rodriguez who has a $200MM salary.

In his time in Boston, the Yankees had one of the league's best farm systems, and they're still trying to convince them to re-sign free agents like Madson.

Madson is a major-league right-hander who can pitch and strike out for power. He's a hard-throwing pitcher who can throw the ball out and not give up a single ground ball.

Here are a couple of photos from his time in Tampa."We have an obligation to provide a safe environment for our citizens. The state of California should not place an undue burden on the private sector," she said in a statement. "We cannot allow the state legislature to continue to fund the so-called 'Safe Cities' with a disregard for the public safety."LONDON — Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure as the country prepares for the biggest economic expansion since the Second World War to boost her economy by more than 2 million jobs, by investing billions of pounds in infrastructure and by expanding services and higher education.

On top of her announcement of a £1 billion investment in the economy, May has been in talks with European leaders including Chancellor Angela Merkel, who pledged to invest £1 billion in economic growth over a two-year period, including