The New York Yankees seem to be doing everything in their power to ensure DJ LeMahieu does not end up as the team's Opening Day third baseman.

DJ LeMahieu changed his offseason approach for the first time he can remember. He went two months this winter without swinging a bat, hoping to give his body a much-needed reset. A leading candidate to be the New York Yankees’ Opening Day third baseman,

The New York Yankees will likely look to cut ties with veteran infielder D.J. LeMahieu before the end of Aaron Boone's contract extension.

A three-time All-Star infielder, the New York Yankees' DJ LeMahieu hasn’t had a fully healthy season since 2020.

While the Yankees infielder felt good when he started swinging again in January, he’s been through this enough to know how much that matters.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that DJ LeMahieu "feels good" and is "ready to go" after an injury-shortened 2024 season.

With spring training underway for the New York Yankees, the team still might be thinking about making some potential upgrades before the start of the year. It has been a strong offseason for the Yankees by addressing a lot of their needs either in free agency or on the trade market.

The infielder, competing to be the New York Yankees’ third baseman, said that he took two months off from hitting over the winter. The 36-year-old called the break the longest he can ever remember taking, but he and his body needed a “reset” following the worst season of his career.

The New York Yankees made several moves to upgrade the roster after losing Juan Soto in free agency, but none at third base. That's why they might start DJ LeMahieu at the position in 2025 even ...

With the first game of the spring nearly here for the New York Yankees, the team is getting closer to the start of the regular season. After a very successful

The New York Yankees still need an infielder, and until they sign one, the conversation will be centered around whether Brian Cashman added enough this winter

A pair of former major league catchers on the 'Foul Territory' podcast expect the New York Yankees to land Nolan Arenado if the third baseman is traded.