Yankees Face Padres Challenge in Race for 7-Time All-Star: Insider
Summary
The New York Yankees are considering re-signing first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, who was successful last season against left-handed pitchers. However, the San Diego Padres have also shown interest in him. Goldschmidt may be used in a limited role due to the Yankees having another player, Ben Rice, ready to start at first base.Key Facts
- Paul Goldschmidt is a baseball player with seven All-Star selections and a Most Valuable Player Award.
- Last season, Goldschmidt had a strong performance against left-handed pitchers, with a .981 OPS.
- Goldschmidt played for the Yankees last season and is currently a free agent.
- The Yankees are considering re-signing Goldschmidt, but he might play in a limited "platoon" role.
- The San Diego Padres are also interested in signing Goldschmidt.
- The Padres recently signed Miguel Andujar, who might have a similar role to Goldschmidt but in different positions.
- Goldschmidt's contract, if signed, may cost less than the $12 million deal from last year.
- Goldschmidt offers veteran leadership and strong performance against left-handed pitching.
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