First base will have a new look with veteran Paul Goldschmidt now a free agent after spending one year in the Bronx.
Once again, the Boston Red Sox could covet what once belonged to the New York Yankees. The Red Sox are aggressively shopping for a power bat in free agency, but have struck out on Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber.
The New York Yankees now have a need to shop for a primary first baseman. The free agent market for first basemen consists of a few options that could drastically improve the club’s lineup. Brian Cashman and his staff made an interesting acquisition last off-season.
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The Yankees decided to take a one-year flyer on then 14-year vet Paul Goldschmidt last season, and you can say it turned out pretty well for them. Early on in the year, he was serving as the primary first baseman for the team, before ceding the main side of the platoon to their first baseman of the future, Ben Rice.
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They need to make some moves, and here are three the Guardians can, in fact, make to help support legendary third baseman Jose Ramirez.
The 2025 season was a disappointment for the Kansas City Royals. Although they finished over .500, going 82-80, they still missed the postseason and fell to third place in the American League Central.
In sports, few moves blend logic and legacy like the idea of bringing Paul Goldschmidt back to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Though how could Arizona make the reunion come to life?
According to a report by Arizona Sports 98.7's John Gambadoro on X/Twitter, the Arizona Diamondbacks are expected to at least "kick the tires" on a reunion with seven-time All-Star and fan-favorite first baseman Paul Goldschmidt.
The New York Yankees may be looking for a younger option within their infield, and could even turn to Ben Rice to be that player. But if not, they have a fallback option that was with them in 2025, and is ready to keep going, despite speculation.
With the New York Yankees' playoff run officially over, all eyes are turning towards what the storied club will be up to in the offseason. The Bronx Bombers have a few players eligible for free agency, with some not expected to last.
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Paul Goldschmidt is not ready to hang up his spikes yet. In speaking to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the first baseman simply stated, “I love playing,” indicating that he intends to return for what would be his 16th major league season in 2026.
The New York Yankees are on the verge of being eliminated from post-season contention by the Toronto Blue Jays. After dropping the first two games of the AL Divisional Series from Rogers Centre in Toronto, the Pinstripes are heading back to the Bronx, but the venue looks to be the only thing that's changing.
If the Yankees are going to continue enjoying postseason success, giving Paul Goldschmidt every opportunity to capitalize on left-handed pitching might be a necessity.
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The New York Yankees will look to inch one game closer to the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday, trailing by just three games in the AL East with enough time to reclaim the division title.
The Yankees are a very good team. Until they clean up these mistakes, they won't be a great team.
The New York Yankees had a hole at first base and certainly filled it this past offseason. The St. Louis Cardinals moved on from Paul Goldschmidt after he spent six seasons in the organization.
In his first start back in St. Louis, former Cardinals star Paul Goldschmidt went 3-for-5 with a run and an RBI to lead the New York Yankees to an 8-4 victory Sunday afternoon.
The St. Louis Cardinals were fortunate to call Paul Goldschmidt their first baseman for years, but that isn't the case any longer. The Cardinals let Goldschmidt walk in free agency last offseason after six seaons with the organization.
The New York Yankees received some bad news this week when first baseman and key member of the starting lineup Paul Goldschmidt came down with a low-grade knee sprain.
Over the offseason, the St. Louis Cardinals made the tough decision to cut ties with former MVP Paul Goldschmidt. St. Louis let him walk in free agency so it could play Willson Contreras at first base and Iván Herrera behind the dish.
The New York Yankees won their first series of August in a three-game set against the Minnesota Twins from Monday to Wednesday, but they're still in trouble.
The New York Yankees are not having a great few games lately, but they managed to prevent getting swept by the Texas Rangers with a final score of 3-2.
Paul Goldschmidt's pinch-hit solo home run in the seventh inning was the difference as the New York Yankees held on for a 3-2 win over the Texas Rangers on Wednesday afternoon to salvage the finale of a three-game series in Arlington, Texas.
Paul Goldschmidt got off to an incredible start in his debut season with the New York Yankees. The four-time Gold Glove-winning first baseman was posting eye-popping stats as New York dominated the division over the first two months of play.
When the New York Yankees picked up St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt on a one-year, $12.5 million deal in December, some insiders were worried he would not have the kind of production New York needed.
After three seasons with Anthony Rizzo manning first base, there’s a new face taking over the position for the Yankees.
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