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Yankees' prepared to deploy very unconvincing strategy at third base

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Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn ImagesKim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images Heading into the 2025 season, the Yankees already had enough question marks to deal with. Then came the injuries. Gerrit Cole is gone for the year. Luis Gil is out for months. Giancarlo Stanton’s return is up in the air. All of this has overshadowed a glaring issue that existed even before the injury bug took its toll—the Yankees don’t have a reliable plan at third base.Instead of …

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thehoya.com

OUT OF LEFT FIELD | Shrug Off the Injury Bug

I hate bugs. They are gross, pesky, slimy and some of them manage to ruin my baseball season before it even begins. This offseason, I have distracted myself from reliving the New York Yankees’ 2024 World Series performance — or lack thereof — by looking ahead toward 2025. Up until last week, I had been optimistic, or at least as optimistic as a Yankees fan in this cursed decade can be. The team had responded well to being shunned by the traitor…

15 days ago

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pinstripesnation.com

Yankees' Third-Base Competition Proves More Headache Than Help

As the New York Yankees make final preparations for their 2025 campaign, their list of concerns continues to expand. While injuries to Gerrit Cole, Luis Gil, and Giancarlo Stanton have captured the most attention, an unresolved situation persists in the infield—specifically, who will handle third base duties. Rather than pursuing a significant upgrade, General Manager Brian Cashman has apparently settled on a shared arrangement, leaning on Oswal…

16 days ago

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Hudson Reporter

Yankees Scramble: Cole Injury, Chisholm Move, Trade Buzz

There’s a feeling in the Bronx, that uneasy, restless tension when a season could go either way, could be great or could be a mess. Right now, the Yankees are standing in that space, somewhere between confidence and crisis, with injuries, trades, and questions that don’t have clear answers all happening at once. A month ago, things looked solid, and this team was built to win. The rotation was deep, and the infield had pieces that made sense. Th…

16 days ago

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