The Yankees need as much infield flexibility in 2026 as they can get, especially with Anthony Volpe expected to miss time until May after offseason surgery. When the Yankees open their 2026 season against the Giants in San Francisco on March 25, Volpe is not expected to make the trip. With uncertainty surrounding the timeline of his recovery, the Yankees are likely to explore the market for infield help. In the shortstop market, one $186 million name stands out on every team’s radar, but the Yankees are reportedly being advised to stay away.

Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun mentioned that he’s heard Bo Bichette has been “ quietly saying ” he’d be open to heading to New York if things don’t work out with the Blue Jays. Bichette is hitting free agency at 27 after another strong year at th

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