Alex Bregman, the top free-agent third baseman, has yet to sign a deal for the 2025 season, but the Yankees don’t seem to be looking for a long-term, high-price commitment there. According to St. Louis Cardinals beat writer John Denton, however, the Yankees have circled back to talk about Nolan Arenado.

Trusted insider Jack Curry ruled the New York Yankees out of the Nolan Arenado market before the Paul Goldschmidt-tinged rumors had even left our collective tongue in December, but with third base still undermanned and spring training approaching,

After re-signing lefty specialist Tim Hill to a $3 million deal, the biggest need for the Yankees is to improve the infield depth - mostly at the third base position. With former