The New York Yankees are among teams consistently interested in Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds, who has requested to be traded this offseason. However, one interested team's executive summed up Pittsburgh's requests for Reynolds as "unrealistic asks." The Pirates aren't very interested in moving Reynolds after offering over $75 million for six years with no team options to the outfielder. They remain very interested in keeping him and would presumably like to resume contract talks. A trade for Reynolds may not happen anytime soon, but there could be some movement closer to spring training if Pittsburgh's asking price comes down. The Yankees are still in need of another outfielder, and a move to the Bronx for Reynolds would significantly increase his fantasy appeal.

The New York Yankees are among the teams in contact with the Pittsburgh Pirates on outfielder Bryan Reynolds in recent weeks, according to sources. One obstacle to a trade is that the Pirates prefer starting pitchers to headline a return, and the top end of the Yankees' system is much deeper in position players. Reynolds has already requested a trade this offseason, but the Pirates previously said they had no plans to grant his request. It looks like their tune has changed a bit now, but it doesn't mean that they'll be able to get what they want for the 27-year-old in order to justify dealing him. Reynolds, an All-Star in 2021 for the first time in his career, has slugged 51 home runs in the last two seasons while also slashing .283/.368/.492 with an .861 OPS, 152 RBI, 167 runs and 12 stolen bases. His fantasy appeal would receive a big boost if he landed in the Bronx.

MLB Network's Jon Morosi reported Monday that the Toronto Blue Jays are interested in switch-hitting Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds. Reynolds recently requested a trade, sparking interest among several teams. The 27-year-old slashed .262/.345/.461 with 27 home runs, 62 RBI, and seven stolen bases in 2022 and could be a potential replacement for Teoscar Hernandez, who was traded to the Seattle Mariners this offseason. Per Morosi, the Blue Jays would likely have to offer one of their top prospects, either starting pitcher Ricky Tiedemann or shortstop Orelvis Martinez to have a chance at drawing interest from the Pirates.

The Pittsburgh Pirates offered to make outfielder Bryan Reynolds the highest-paid player in team history by total money, which means more than third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes' $70 million deal. It's saying something, but Reynolds also has more service time than Hayes and is a more accomplished big-league player. Despite the offer, Reynolds reportedly requested a trade on Saturday. The 27-year-old has been in the middle of trade rumors for the last two years, but the Pirates apparently have no plans to accommodate Reynolds' wish to be shipped out of town. Reynolds remains arbitration-eligible for the next two seasons and hit .262/.345/.461 with an .807 OPS, career-high 27 home runs, 62 RBI, 74 runs scored and seven stolen bases in 542 at-bats in the 2022 season.

Contract-extension negotiations between the Pittsburgh Pirates and outfielder Bryan Reynolds are at an "impasse," causing Reynolds to request a trade. The word is that the Pirates still aren't planning to trade him this offseason, but many teams -- including the New York Mets, San Francisco Giants, New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays -- could use the star center fielder. Unless a team blows the Pirates out of the water with a trade offer for Reynolds, the 27-year-old isn't expected to go anywhere this winter. After his first All-Star campaign in 2021, Reynolds followed it up with a .262/.345/.461 slash line with an .807 OPS, a career-high 27 home runs, 62 RBI, 74 runs scored and seven stolen bases in 145 games in 2022.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds' value has only risen this offseason and the center-field market is thin, but it remains unlikely that he'll be traded this offseason. However, the Pirates will listen to offers and are said to be "open-minded," but the timing is off. Reynolds would be a lot more attractive to fantasy managers on a contending team in 2023, but the Pirates see him as a player to build around in the short term. The 27-year-old switch-hitter hit a career-high 27 home runs in 145 games for the Bucs this season and also slashed .262/.345/.461 with an .807 OPS, 62 RBI, 74 runs scored and seven stolen bases in 614 plate appearances. He could still be on the move if Pittsburgh receives a deal too good to pass up.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds is one of the most popular potential trade pieces heading into the offseason, according to multiple executives. "Reynolds is arbitration-eligible for three seasons, so the Pirates should be able to get a haul for him," one executive said. "It feels like he's been in trade rumors for two years. At some point, the Pirates are going to make the move." That move could come this winter. Other potential trade chips include Marlins right-hander Pablo Lopez, Brewers right-hander Corbin Burnes, Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers and A's catcher Sean Murphy. Reynolds, a first-time All-Star in 2021, hit .262/.345/.461 with an .807 OPS, a career-high 27 home runs, 62 RBI, 74 runs scored and seven stolen bases in 145 games this year. On a contending team with a better lineup around him, Reynolds would be that much more attractive in fantasy.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds recorded a pair of hits Wednesday when his club defeated the Cincinnati Reds 10-4. Both his hits were singles, and he scored a run over five at-bats. The game marks Reynolds' third multi-hit game in his last four contests, and he's hitting .300 over his past seven. On the season, the 27-year-old's slashing .257/.337/.451 with 23 HRs, 54 RBI, 63 runs, and six stolen bases in 127 games. It isn't quite the season Reynolds had in 2021, but it's still enough production for fantasy managers to justify starting him.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds swatted a pair of two-run homers on Thursday to help lift his club to an 8-2 win over the Red Sox. He opened the scoring up in the first with a shot off starter Josh Winckowski before tagging him again in the fifth as he finished the night going 3-for-4. Reynolds now has multi-hit games in three of his last four contests to give him a .265 BA on the year with 20 HR, 55 R, 46 RBI, and five chip-in steals. The 27-year-old isn't carrying fantasy teams to a championship by any means, but he's provided solid production despite the lack of talent surrounding him on the last-place Pirates.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds almost singlehandedly carried his team to a win Sunday, but unfortunately the club fell short in an 8-7 loss to the San Francisco Giants. Reynolds went 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run, a double, a hit-by-pitch, three runs scored, and five RBI. Reynolds now has an .800 OPS with 17 homers, 50 runs scored, 40 RBI, and five steals on the season, though his best work has come in his last 30 games with a .272/.390/.476 slash line and five homers in that span. Fantasy managers will hope Reynolds can keep up his hot streak the rest of the way.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds had a big day Wednesday, going 3-for-4 with a home run, a walk, and three runs scored in an 8-7 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Reynolds now has 16 homers on the season. After a slow start to the year, Reynolds has picked up his performance significantly, and he now carries a .793 OPS with 43 runs scored, 33 RBI, and three stolen bases, though this performance breaks a streak of 19 consecutive hitless at-bats. He's a top fantasy option despite not much help in the Pirates lineup around him.

The Pittsburgh Pirates activated outfielder Bryan Reynolds from the paternity list on Sunday and optioned infielder/outfielder Diego Castillo to Triple-A Indianapolis in a corresponding move. Reynolds has been away from the team since going on the paternity list on Thursday, but he should return to the team's starting lineup on Sunday against Philadelphia Phillies right-hander Aaron Nola. The 27-year-old right-handed hitter should be returned to all starting lineups in single-season fantasy leagues. He's hitting .254/.335/.453 with 15 home runs, 32 RBI, 40 runs scored and three stolen bases in 352 plate appearances over 85 games in 2022.

The Pittsburgh Pirates placed outfielder Bryan Reynolds on the paternity list on Thursday and recalled outfielder Bligh Madris from Triple-A Indianapolis in a corresponding move. At the most, Reynolds will be away from the team for the next three days, so fantasy managers must plan accordingly. It's a bit frustrating since the 27-year-old just returned from the injured list on Monday. Reynolds is hitting .254/.335/.453 this year with 15 home runs, 32 RBI, 40 runs scored and three stolen bases in 352 plate appearances over 85 games for Pittsburgh. He should be rostered in all fantasy formats. With Reynolds out on Thursday against the Philadelphia Phillies and right-hander Zack Wheeler, Greg Allen is starting in center field and batting sixth.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have activated outfielder Bryan Reynolds (oblique) from the 10-day injured list. He is included in the starting lineup for Monday's game against right-hander Adrian Sampson and the Chicago Cubs. He'll be covering center field and batting second in the game. Reynolds was on the shelf for about two weeks due to a right oblique strain. The 27-year-old has slashed .261/.343/.465 with 15 home runs, 32 RBI and 40 runs over 83 games this year. In a corresponding move, the team placed fellow outfielder Jake Marisnick (toe) on the 10-day injured list.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds (oblique) has yet to resume baseball activities, and the plan is to re-evaluate him after the All-Star break. There remains no timeline for his potential return. Reynolds was placed on the injured list on Monday with a right oblique strain and might not be ready to go once the second half of the season begins on July 22. Before getting injured, the 27-year-old was hitting .261/.343/.465 with an .808 OPS, 15 home runs, 32 RBI, 40 runs scored and three stolen bases in 344 plate appearances over 83 games played. He needs to be stashed in all fantasy leagues while he's on the shelf. Jake Marisnick, who has gone 11-for-55 with two home runs in his first 24 games with Pittsburgh, has started in center field in each of the team's last three games.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds (side) was forced to exit early during Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers. The switch-hitting outfielder went 0-for-2 before exiting with to right side discomfort. The Pirates are examining Reynolds, so he should be considered day-to-day right now. The hope is that this is a minor injury and Reynolds will only need a few days off to recover. Fantasy managers will have to check back on Monday for more information.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds is sitting out on Saturday against Brandon Woodruff and the Milwaukee Brewers. This is just a routine day off for the 27-year-old outfielder. Jack Suwinski is starting in center field and batting cleanup in his place. Reynolds is slashing .263/.342/.470 with 15 home runs, 32 RBI, and three stolen bases over 300 at-bats on the year.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds had a career day at the plate on Wednesday, going 3-for-5 with three home runs and six RBI, helping his club defeat the Washington Nationals 8-7. After struggling out of the gate, the 27-year-old has brought his batting line to .258/.332/.476 with 15 HRs, 35 runs, 31 RBI, and three stolen bases over 72 games. Reynolds has been a productive player for most of his four-year career and should be trusted to provide value in every format.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds has quietly been turning his season around of late, culminating in a 2-for-3 performance against the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night to complete a series sweep. Reynolds had a home run, a steal, two walks, two RBI, and two runs scored. He's slashed .241/.323/.517 with four homers and two steals in 65 plate appearances over his last 15 games, raising his season OPS to .725. Fantasy managers can rely on an all-category producer in Reynolds, even if he doesn't raise the ceiling in any one particular area.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds went 2-for-4 with a two-run home run and a double in Saturday's loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. He took Cardinals rookie Matthew Liberatore deep in the fifth inning for his fifth long ball of the season. The 27-year-old is starting to heat up at the plate and has collected multi-hit efforts over his last three contests. Overall, Reynolds is slashing .231/.322/.388 with five home runs, nine RBI, 13 runs scored, and one stolen base over 152 plate appearances in 2022. Fantasy managers should continue to roll with Reynolds in all league formats while he's wielding a hot bat.