The New York Yankees agree to a trade with the Washington Nationals to acquire first baseman Luis García Jr. as a deadline move aimed at adding more offense. Multiple outlets report the deal is completed Sunday afternoon and that García is expected to join the Yankees in advance of Monday’s MLB trade deadline. Reports describe García as a left-handed hitter and a power bat, with at least one outlet characterizing him as leading the National League in slugging percentage during a breakout season. Coverage also frames the acquisition as a response to an injury-riddled Yankees lineup that, at the time of reporting, is missing key players such as Aaron Judge (fractured rib), Giancarlo Stanton (multiple calf strains), and Cody Bellinger (hamstring). Other reports note the trade involves the Yankees receiving García in exchange for a package that includes a “massive pitching haul,” though specific names and quantities vary by outlet and are not fully detailed across the provided excerpts. Overall, the reporting agrees that the Yankees add García’s bat to strengthen their lineup for the stretch run.