Looking for c/1b/of Prospects

[Yankees]

Willing to move multiples of the below for the right fit for me. Dealing from pitching and IF overflow.

Lucas Braun - good SIM, off to awesome start at AAA (2.45 era)
Caden Dana - getting ready to go this season, Fangraphs Top 100
David Hagaman - made some back end Top 100 lists or Just Missed, waiting to start 2026
Trevor Harrison - been on Top 100 lists, awesome K rate to start the season
Jack Kochanowicz - big breakout highlight from ST, very good start to 2026 MLB season (3.47 era, 1.24 whip)
Reese Olson - excellent SIM, will miss most/all this season, still young, will be a #2 starter in SIM in 2027, isn't cheap
Miguel Sime - 2025 draftee who throws GAS, already at A at 19 and holding own (18.7 k/9)
Randy Vasquez - Found as much as 3 mph on pitches in off-season, terrific through 4 starts (2.70 fip) with massive k rate jump (10.4 k/9 from 5.3 k/9 in '25)...carryover from ST
Andrew Walters - good SIM, pitching in AAA to start this season
Jaxon Wiggins - Top 100 prospect (usually top 60-65) on every site, valued that way for me

Eric Bitonti - still super young, off to solid start (especially power) in HA
Cam Collier - mega-talented former top 100 hitter
Demetrio Crisantes - on almost every Just Missed list for Top 100 prospects
Gavin Fien - on multiple Top 100 lists as a '25 draftee, will cost a ton, but available for right prospect
Andrew Fischer - dominated ST and WBC, see Fien on cost
Oswald Peraza - finally tapping into power on not the Yanks, what a dickhead
Tommy Troy - dude just hits. FanGraphs Top 100 off to good start at AAA
Mitch Voit - '25 draftee. off to just an 'ok' start, but again, dude can hit

[Yankees]

Per a couple questions, yes, I would consider trading Payton Tolle (#11 on BA & #15 on MLB latest top 100 updates), who has a very usable SIM. I'm open to it not being a 1-for-1 like prospect...but those prospects better be pretty damn good.