Who could help the Yankees with the trade deadline looming?

With the July 31 trade deadline just a few weeks away and the Yankees not playing their best baseball lately, the team’s most pressing needs are obvious.

When it comes to position players, acquiring a third baseman should be at the top of their list, as Jazz Chisholm Jr. makes more of an impact at second and DJ LeMahieu is better off on the bench. A taxed bullpen could also use multiple upgrades, though that was the case even before Fernando Cruz suffered a high-grade oblique strain.

And then there’s a rotation that just lost Clarke Schmidt, who is expected to undergo Tommy John surgery.

While the Yankees have a decent-sized shopping list, a shortage on true sellers could limit their options.

“Everyone’s still kind of defining who they are and what their needs are, who’s buyers, who’s sellers, who’s in between, all those kind of things,” Aaron Boone recently acknowledged.

Still, there are some that should be ready to unload. With that in mind, here’s a look at some players who could help the Yankees.

Third base

With Chisholm still learning the hot corner and racking up errors with a sore shoulder and LeMahieu lacking range at second, the Yankees would love to add a third baseman, ideally one who hits from the right side. But, as last year’s acquisition of Chisholm should have taught them, acquiring a third baseman may not be that easy.

Eugenio Suárez would be a welcomed addition — more so at the plate than in the field — but the Diamondbacks may not sell. It’s also unclear how much the Yankees would be willing to give up for a soon-to-be 34-year-old impending free agent who is sure to have a competitive market if he becomes available.

Nolan Arenado is a name that has been frequently linked to the Yankees, but he’s on a bad contract and playing for a Cardinals team that is very much in it.