The Yankees are still trying to figure out who will man third base, especially with Gleyber Torres now headed to the Tigers. The post Despite Dire Need, Why Should New York Yankees Not Hire Alex Bregman?

In their ongoing search for a new second baseman to replace their longtime fixture at the position, Gleyber Torres, the New York Yankees have been linked to what often feels like every middle infielder who might be available either as a free agent or through a trade.

Early in the offseason, there appeared to be some buzz with the Yankees and All Star third baseman Alex Bregman. However, that’s largely been debunked and YES Network’s Jack Curry said that there’s no traction between those two sides and the Yanks don’t currently view Bregman as a fit.

Joel Sherman of the New York Post is reporting that agents and opposing teams have gotten the impression that the Yankees are hesitant to make any move until

That trio includes both Japanese ace Roki Sasaki, who can't ink a deal until the new international amateur free-agent signing window opens on Jan. 15, and fellow right-hander Jack Flaherty, whose recent volatility warrants some skepticism.

The Houston Astros might not be done making waves this offseason, which is problematic for the Yankees. Despite their acquisitions of Isaac Paredes and

Alex Bregman is in unsuitable situation while the Spring Training is around the corner. His free agency is complicating things.

Third baseman Alex Bregman remains unsigned with less than a month until Spring Training, and though the New York Yankees

The New York Yankees could still be in the market for an infielder, and Alex Bregman is still available. Although the Yankees seemed to be priced out of Bregman's market, the Chicago Cubs may have ...

After missing out on Roki Sasaki, the New York Yankees could shift their focus to Alex Bregman as a potential key addition to strengthen their MLB roster. After falling short in their pursuit of young Japanese talent Roki Sasaki,

Perdomo rarely whiffs, chases or strikes out but draws walks at a very high rate. His on-base percentages the past two years stood at .353 and .344 which could be a silent weapon in the Yankees’ lineup. Perdomo has also seen some success on the basepaths stealing 34 bases in 41 attempts over his career.