ESPN's Buster Olney was told by a rival evaluator that there's "no way" Stephen Drew would sign with the Yankees to be a super-utility player or part-time third baseman.
Drew's name has come up as a possible insurance policy for the left side of the Yankees' infield, but he's said to be looking for a starting job. The Red Sox, Cardinals, Athletics and Tigers have also been mentioned as possible landing spots.
ESPN's Buster Olney was told by a rival evaluator that there's "no way" Stephen Drew would sign with the Yankees to be a super-utility player or part-time third baseman.
Drew's name has come up as a possible insurance policy for the left side of the Yankees' infield, but he's said to be looking for a starting job. The Red Sox, Cardinals, Athletics and Tigers have also been mentioned as possible landing spots.