Off-Season Block

[Yankees]

I'm looking for at least one rotation arm and two relievers...willing to discuss anyone including:

Giancarlo Stanton - rf - .266/.343/.509, 126 ops+
Jesus Aguilar - 1b - .274/.352/.539, 135 ops+
Alex Blandino - .234/.324/.289, 68 ops+
Jabari Blash - .103/.200/.128, -5 ops+ (MLB), .317/.431/.700 (AAA)
Will Craig - .248/.321/.448 (AA)
Lucas Duda - .241/.313/.418, 99 ops+
Tony Kemp - .263/.351/.392, 108 ops+ (MLB), .335/.407/.435 (AAA)
Steve Pearce - .284/.378/.512, 140 ops+
Bryan Reynolds - .302/.381/.438 (AA)
Eli White - .306/.388/.450 (AA)
Zack Brown - 9-1, 2.40 era, 1.06 whip (AA)
Justin Dunn - 8-8, 3.59 era, 1.33 whip (HA/AA)
Tyler Wells - 10-6, 2.49 era, 0.96 whip (HA/AA)

[Yankees]

I'll take a 4th round pick for any of the gents below.

Will Craig - .248/.321/.448 (AA)
Lucas Duda - .241/.313/.418, 99 ops+
Eli White - .306/.388/.450 (AA)
Tyler Wells - 10-6, 2.49 era, 0.96 whip (HA/AA)

[Yankees]

Craig available for a 5th now. MLB Pipeline has him #16 in a very solid Pirates system, citing his power growth. They believe if his previous patience returns and the power stays, the former first rounder will make good.

Duda still a 4th. He was a 120 ops+ last year with an outstanding split vs. righties. He went .264/.336/.477 against them again this year (he was ugly vs. lefties), so my guess is that he'll still have a very strong righty platoon split again. His lefty one will be atrocious.