Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt exits after three innings with sore back
The 37-year-old Goldschmidt, who signed a one-year, $12.5 million deal over the winter to be the Yankees' primary first baseman, has been among the club’s offensive standouts this spring, hitting .323 with three homers and a 1.259 OPS in 12 games. The four-time Gold Glove award winner has been his usual solid self in the field.
Goldschmidt left the game after the third inning, which caused concern. However, Goldschmidt reassured everyone after his ...
Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt downplayed his back soreness, saying it was better to play it safe by exiting after three innings ...
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‘Worst Training Staff Ever’ – Fans Brutally Slam Yankees’ Management After Their $12.5 Million Infielder Leaves Game EarlyThe New York Yankees signed seven-time All-Star Paul Goldschmidt this offseason after the first baseman spent the first 14 years of his career in the National League. Unfortunately, during a recent ...
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Yankees veteran first basemen poised for bounce back 2025After three seasons with Anthony Rizzo manning first base, there’s a new face taking over the position for the Yankees.
An MLB analyst graded how the New York Yankees did upgrading what was one of the least-productive positional groups in baseball last year.
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Yankees’ Crisis Sees a Glimmer of Hope as Insider Pins Hope on $12.5M BasemanThe Bronx is restless. The post Yankees’ Crisis Sees a Glimmer of Hope as Insider Pins Hope on $12.5M Baseman appeared first ...
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Yankees’ $12.5 million bargain might end up being a stealThe Yankees may have quietly made one of the best value signings of the offseason when they inked veteran first baseman Paul ...
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