Insider Floats Ex-MVP as Backup Plan for Teams Who Missed On Pete Alonso
Summary
The New York Yankees are likely parting ways with Paul Goldschmidt, a former Most Valuable Player (MVP) and seven-time All-Star. Goldschmidt, a strong defender at first base, played well last season but is expected to become a free agent this offseason. Other teams might pursue him as a backup option, especially if they missed out on signing Pete Alonso.Key Facts
- The New York Yankees are expected to not re-sign Paul Goldschmidt this offseason.
- Goldschmidt is a former MVP and seven-time All-Star.
- Last season, he played 146 games with a batting average of .274.
- Goldschmidt hit 10 home runs and had 45 runs batted in (RBIs) last season.
- The Yankees plan to transition Ben Rice to be their everyday first baseman.
- Goldschmidt won the National League MVP Award three years ago.
- He has won four Gold Glove awards during his career for his defensive skills.
- Goldschmidt is likely to attract interest from multiple teams as a free agent.
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