The Seattle Mariners are still looking for players to fill the holes in their infield. The Mariners entered the offseason with needs at first base, second base

The Yankees have "checked in on" an infielder who is coming off one of his worst seasons and had knee surgery this offseason.

The Yankees’ ongoing search for infield help appears to be thorough and includes an interesting bounce-back candidate.

The New York Yankees’ offseason search for infield help has turned towards one of the remaining veterans on the free agent market. Mark Sanchez of The New York

The Yankees have reportedly "checked in" on Jorge Polanco, who is a free agent for the first time in his career.

According to Mark W. Sanchez of the New York Post, the New York Yankees have checked in on free agent infielder Jorge Polanco. The Yankees have been searching for an infielder following the departure of Gleyber Torres.

Polanco found his power stroke under the tutelage of Rowson, launching 22 home runs in 2019 and becoming one of the better power threats in the middle infield as a result. The Yankees have a clear need for an infielder,

“According to USA Today, the Yankees have talked with free agent infielder Brendan Rodgers. They also have been linked with contact-savant (but defensively deficient) Luis Arraez, who is under contract for one more year with the Padres. The most prominent name at second or third is Alex Bregman, who likely will wind up elsewhere,” Heyman wrote.

Look, the Polanco experiment in 2024 wasn't that great, but the upside is still there for a bounce back 2025 at a low cost.

The New York Yankees have expressed interest in the Dominican All-Star infielder, Jorge Polanco, who is eagerly waiting for an MLB team to pick him up from free agency. Polanco, at 31 years old with 11 seasons of Major League experience,