The New York Yankees saw Walker Buehler's brilliance up close and personal in this year's World Series, and it was apparently impressive enough for Brian Cashman to make a run at the former Los Angeles Dodgers righty in free agency.

MLB Network insider Jon Paul Morosi reported there is 'some mutual interest' between Walker Buehler and the New York Yankees.

There is "mutual interest" between free agent pitcher Walker Buehler and the New York Yankees, per Jon Morosi of MLB Network. Buehler last saw the Yankees

The Yankees and right-hander Walker Buehler have "some mutual interest" in each other, according to MLB Network's Jon Morosi.  New

Kotsay said the quiet part out loud regarding the Athletics' temporary home in Sacramento. It will be nearly impossible for them to attract free agents like Buehler while playing in a minor-league ballpark. They will be there until the 2027 season, with their stadium in Las Vegas scheduled to open in 2028.

Buehler, 30, is coming off a disappointing season that saw him post a 5.38 ERA (72 ERA+) and a 2.29 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Buehler did recover during the postseason (and threw the title-clinching pitch in Game 5 of the World Series), leading CBS Sports to rank him as the 26th-best free agent available:

A's manager Mark Kotsay said his club showed interest in Walker Buehler but he doesn't want to pitch in Sacramento. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors

The Yankees and right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler have "at least some mutual interest," according to a report by MLB Network's Jon Morosi. "I've been told there is at least some mutual interest between Walker Buehler and the New York Yankees,

Ever since that disastrous fifth inning of World Series Game 5, the Dodgers have been absolutely delighting in rubbing the Yankees' failures in their faces. You've got basically everything Joe Kelly has said since the season ended,