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Yankees sign $45 million third baseman to solve Jazz Chisholm controversy
Jazz Chisholm has admitted he doesn't like third base, that he's naturally a second baseman. The New York Yankees are definitely trying to get him back to the other side of the infield based on the moves they're making. After signing Nicky Lopez, the Yankees made another addition on Saturday: They signed Jeimer Candelario.
Sandridge was making his MLB debut, a testament to the state of the Yankees’ bullpen these days. After walking Juan Soto in ...
The Yankees are playing sloppy baseball, and the Mets already have slugged their way to a Subway Series victory before Sunday ...
Chisholm, 27, may not be playing where he wants defensively, but he hasn't let it impact his performance at the plate. He ...
Mets first. Starling Marte doubles to center field. Francisco Lindor walks. Juan Soto out on a sacrifice bunt to shallow infield, Austin Wells to Cody Bellinger. Francisco Lindor to second.
The New York Yankees are in need of an infielder, particularly a third baseman, ahead of the July 31 trade deadline, and there's a number of enticing options at ...
Chisholm went 2-for-4 with four RBI, a solo homer, two runs scored and a walk while shining in the field during the Yankees’ ...
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