New York Yankees

Days after The Post’s Joel Sherman reported that the Yankees were kicking the tires on a trade with the Nationals for first baseman Luis García Jr., the deal is done.

The Yankees traded Camilo Doval to the Pirates roughly one year after acquiring him.

The Yankees showed a couple of positive offensive signs in a 3-1 road win over Phillies that is overshadowed by Cody Bellinger’s injury.

José Caballero claimed “the whole league should know who I am” after he enraged Dennis Santana with his time-wasting in the batter’s box.

Saturday’s weather was bad enough that the Yankees decided not to even attempt to play in The Bronx, with their game against the Dodgers postponed.

Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice came through with back-to-back, two-out, run-scoring singles to account for three runs in the first inning, supplying the only scoring the American League would need in a 4-0 victory Tuesday at a soldout, rocking, booing and Red, White and Blue’ing Citizens Bank Park. 

Padres closer Mason Miller has heard the rumors and reports that the Yankees would be interested in landing him in a blockbuster.

So maybe Ben Grable, an 11th-round pick out of Indiana University last year who has sawed through competition at High-A Hudson Valley and Double-A Somerset, making him a late addition to Sunday’s All-Star Futures Game, is not unique.

Two outs away from taking another step back after Thursday’s eruption against the Rays, Jazz Chisholm Jr. saved the day to secure the Yankees back-to-back wins for the first time in over two weeks. Trailing by a run and facing one-time Yankee lefty Matt Krook with one out in the ninth inning, Chisholm clobbered a two-run shot into the second deck to lift the Yankees to a dramatic 5-3 win over the Nationals on Friday night at Nationals Park. 

The Yankees were 11-4 losers against in The Bronx on a sweltering Saturday in front of 40,156.