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BBCgalaxee

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Was talking with some friends about this and we couldn't come up with a modern player.

Who was the last prospect or rookie the Yankees traded who went on to become a star?

The best player we thought of was Buhner and the last "decent" player was Austin Jackson.

Are we leaving out anyone?

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DeliciousBacon

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Tyler Clippard is a two-time All Star, not a star, but still a good bullpen piece for a long time. The second time the Yankees traded him away, they also gave up Blake Rutherford, who could be a star. Ian Kennedy was a legit ace for a few years. Nick Solak, maybe gets there. Mike Lowell, if you go back a little further.
 

mrmopar

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Yanks2151

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One I thought was going to bite the Yankees and he turned out okay was Eric Milton. He had a decent career and his numbers may have been better with some of those Yankee teams. Other examples I’m sure are better but he always comes to mind when I think of this subject.
 

abide

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Mark Melancon not a star, but very solid
has had a few good seasons as a closer, 3x all star, up to 221 career saves,
real nice run 2013-2016 had an ERA of about 2.00 over about 300 appearance / 300 IP
having a great season this year with 16 saves for the Padres already,
on track to another 50 saves season [he had 51 in 2015 for the Pirates.]
With Mariano Rivera, and Dave Robertson, and Aroldis Chapman, the Yankees didn't have a place for him.
 

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