Now with the Tigers, Gleyber Torres avoided taking too big of a bite into Yankees general manager Brian Cashman’s comments Thursday that he had been “unwilling” to shift to third

As loaded as the New York Yankees are with talent, there are still questions regarding who will play third base for them in 2025. This conversation has some hostility resurfacing between Brian Cashman and now Detroit Tiger Gleyber Torres.

Gleyber Torres would like to turn the page. The former Yankees and new Tigers second baseman made that clear in a since-deleted social media post on Thursday night, which came after the YES

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman provided some insight Thursday night into the team’s infield situation, leaving the door open for a variety of

The New York Yankees' general manager, Brian Cashman, has raised some eyebrows after discussing Gleyber Torres’ unwillingness to shift positions. The post Brian Cashman Scrutinized for Catering to Gleyber Torres' Demand That Led to World Series Loss appeared first on EssentiallySports.

That is different from manager Aaron Boone's intention; he said last week that he planned for Jazz Chisholm Jr. to be the regular at second.

Cashman said that when he traded for Jazz Chisholm Jr., his intent was for Gleyber Torres to move to third base.

New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman reveals Gleyber Torres' reluctance to move to third base following the trade for Jazz Chisholm Jr., shedding light on the tension between the player and the MLB team.

With less than a week remaining until pitchers and catchers report to Tampa, Brian Cashman appears ready to dance with the group of players he already has under contract. The Yankees still have a few question marks as spring training nears — most notably at third base and backup catcher — but in an interview with the YES Network that aired Thursday,

The Yankees needed to upgrade their defense, baserunning and bullpen this winter, but will they be a better club overall without Juan Soto?