US EditionThe Yankees Have an Interesting Plan at First Base Involving Amed Rosario
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The New York Yankees continue to adjust parts for the season, and one of the most striking novelties of spring training passes through Amed Rosario. The Dominican, known for his mobility in the painting, will have opportunities to perform in an unusual position within his major league career. The information, advanced by journalist Joel Sherman, points out that the technical body plans to give him repeats on the first base, a decision that respo…
The Yankees have an interesting plan at first base involving Amed Rosario
Jerome Miron-Imagn ImagesJerome Miron-Imagn Images We have spent the entire offseason treating a Paul Goldschmidt reunion as a formality. It made too much sense: the Yankees need a right-handed bat to mash lefties, and Goldy—despite his age—remains an elite specialist in that department. But general manager Brian Cashman might have found a solution that costs a fraction of the price and offers twice the versatility. In a twist that screams “rost…
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