The New York Yankees starting rotation has had a big problem, once again putting San Diego Padres' ace starting pitcher Dylan Cease in the middle of trade rumors. According to media reports, at least nine teams are interested in adding the ace starting pitcher to their team's starting rotation, including all five teams in the American League East who want him!

And he's not prone to injury, and Dylan Cease has been able to shoot more than 165 games and more than 200 strikeouts a year for the past four years, making the transition from Chicago White Sox to San Diego Padres. This year is the final year of his reign and is expected to pursue a major contract totaling more than $200 million in multiple years in the free agent market after the season.

After the fall of Luis Gil and Gerrit Cole, the Yankees' proud starting rotation suddenly became a big hole. According to the New York Post, there are nine teams in the market, including the Yankees, interested in Dylan Cease.

The New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays have also discussed trade possibilities, and the identities of two more teams have not yet been announced.

The San Diego Padres, who are cutting salaries, did and now intend to trade Dylan Cease to prevent him from leaving for nothing at the end of the year like those players on last year's team, but the package that the Padres want, at least one playable starting pitcher and one young player, depends on whether other teams are willing to provide it, and Dylan Cease only has access to the new season, and Dylan Cease has also said that he loves San Diego and wants to stay here. The new boss of the Priesthood is the brother of the deceased boss who loved to spend money, and he has also said that the Priest will not change his old way of doing things drastically, and he is willing to spend money if needed.