The New York Yankees are playing their worst baseball of the season at the worst time. As losers of nine of their last 10 games, the Yankees will start a pivotal four-game series on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night. A significant part of New York's issues stems from the lack of production on offense. Finding a catcher at this year's trade deadline should be a top priority. No matter how well Austin Wells gels with the pitching staff, having his .483 OPS in the lineup is doing more harm than good. General manager Brian Cashman and the front office will be tasked with finding a platoon partner for Wells, or his starting replacement. While Ryan Jeffers from the Minnesota Twins is a name the Yankees will surely keep tabs on, The Athletic's Jim Bowden seemingly eliminated ano