The Yankees non-tendered infielder Jon Berti and left-hander Tim Mayza ahead of Friday’s 8 p.m. ET deadline, the club announced, making them both free agents. New York did agree to terms on new one-year contracts with right-hander JT Brubaker and outfielder Trent Grisham.

Berti was projected to make $3.8 million and Mayza $4 million, according to MLB Trade Rumors’ annual estimates, in their final arbitration years. The Yankees also announced they avoided arbitration with Trent Grisham and JT Brubaker.

The New York Yankees avoided salary arbitration with outfielder Trent Grisham and right-hander JT Brubaker (oblique) by agreeing to one-year deals on Friday. Grisham, 28, will earn $5 million in his second season in the Bronx.

While the Yankees came to terms with Grisham and Brubaker, they non-tendered Tim Mayza and Jon Berti. They are now free agents, giving the Yankees some salary relief after entering the day with a projected payroll of $238.8 million for 2025, per Cot’s Contracts.

The New York Yankees had key decisions to make on Friday at the non-tender deadline. Among the most notable situations was depth outfielder Trent Grisham, who

The Yankees moved on from two players ahead of Friday’s non-tender deadline, sending infielder Jon Berti and reliever Tim Mayza to free agency.

The New York Yankees, against all odds, are bringing back outfielder Trent Grisham on a one-year, $5 million pact to serve as a reserve outfielder

The Yankees have offered Trend Grisham $5 million to avoid arbitration, but fans are upset with their latest offer.

The New York Yankees had a stellar 2024 season. New York advanced to the World Series after finishing with the best record in the American League East. Center fielder Trent Grisham played a role in the Yankees’ success in his first year in the Bronx,

The defensive specialist never quite found his groove as the Yankees’ fourth outfielder, despite the occasional highlight.