The New York Yankees have extended one Qualifying Offer this offseason, and its to breakout star Trent Grisham who clubbed a career-high 34 home runs in 2025.

He was traded to New York alongside Juan Soto from the San Diego Padres, and in 2025 he put up his best season to date as the team’s primary leadoff hitter.

Grisham will have until late-November to decide whether he will accept or decline the offer, an interesting move by the Yankees who risk him accepting it and being a $22 million hit to their Luxury Tax payroll.

After recording an .811 OPS in his age-28 season, Grisham finds himself in an interesting situation as an under-30 free agent who could look for a multi-year deal on the market.

Trent Grisham Receives Qualifying Offer, Yankees Take Gamble

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