The New York Yankees made a series of additions at the trade deadline. However, one of their trade additions could soon be off the team.

The Yankees “ignored” industry-wide concerns about trade-deadline addition Jake Bird, according to scouts who spoke with one team beat writer. Jake Bird, who was acquired from the Colorado Rockies at the deadline last week, allowed six earned runs over two innings — including two home runs — before being optioned to Triple A on Tuesday.

The Yankees improved at the MLB trade deadline, but the defense is still a question with Anthony Volpe as the figurehead.

The Yankees acquired Jake Bird from the Colorado Rockies at the trade deadline, and his addition has looked dreadful so far as Bird struggles.

NEW YORK — The Yankees weren’t just buying and buying on Thursday’s trade-deadline day. After trading for two relievers, general manager Brian Cashman dealt reserve infielder Oswald Peraza to the Los Angeles Angels a few minutes before the 6 p.m., ET deadline, Jack Curry of YES Network first reported.

One MLB insider thinks the New York Yankees will upgrade their roster with a surprising move at the MLB trade deadline.

About three weeks before the MLB trade deadline, general manager Brian Cashman said the Yankees were ready to “go to town.” And go to town they did.

The Yankees’ main focus has been on trying to play better, which they haven’t done consistently in a while. Since June 13, their 14-25 record is the third-worst in the game. Their bullpen had an atrocious 5.16 ERA over the span going into Monday.

The New York Yankees haven't gotten anything better from Jake Bird since they've demoted their MLB trade deadline addition to Triple-A.