Trouble is brewing in the Bronx. That's because New York Yankees right-hander Cam Schlittler, who looked like a Cy Young candidate for most of the season, turned in another clunker Tuesday night.The 25-year-old gave up six runs in four innings as the Yankees lost their sixth straight game, falling to the Detroit Tigers, 9-3.Perhaps most concerning was the ease with which the Tigers teed off on Schlittler, with Detroit clubbing four home runs. He had allowed just six home runs over his first 17 starts of the season. According to the Associated Press, Schlittler had never allowed more than two home runs in any of his previous 31 MLB starts and he became the first Yankees pitcher to give up four home runs to the Tigers since Chuck Cary did so in 1989.So what in the world should the Yankees do about their suddenly struggling ace? General manager Brian Cashman has two options before the Aug. 3 trade deadline.Option No. 1: Trade for Tarik SkubalWhile much of the attention Tuesday went to Schittler, the pitcher he opposed had himself a pretty decent game. Tigers ace Tarik Skubal gave up one earned run over six innings while striking out nine as he improved to 4-4 on the season with a 3.15 ERA.It's no secret the Tigers are considering trading the left-hander before the trade deadline and the Yankees have been linked time and again to the two-time Cy Young Award winner.Until now, it's been easy to dismiss those rumors since the Yankees' strength has been their starting rotation, with Schlittler, Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon leading the way. With Max Fried and Clarke Schmidt on the comeback trail, Cashman could address other areas of concern, namely catcher, shortstop and the bullpen.Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal pitches against the Twins during the first inning of Game 2 at Comerica Park on Saturday, August 29, 2020.