LeMahieu shines just as Yankees set to debut new infield originally appeared on Athlon Sports. DJ LeMahieu’s first four-hit game since 2021 came just in time. on With Jazz Chisholm Jr. returning from the injured list on Tuesday, the pressure was going to be on the LeMahieu to produce before a potential infield shake up at the trade deadline.

DJ LeMahieu may have come to the end of the road. All that might be set to change when Jazz Chisholm makes his return from the Injured List. He has the ability to play both second

Ryan Yarbrough picked up a dazzling World Series ring from his time with the Los Angeles Dodgers last season. Then he went out and beat them.

Another reason the Yankees have been willing to keep LeMahieu at second base, reportedly, is that there will be more second basemen than third basemen available on the trade market. Thus, the Yankees could more easily replace LeMahieu and have an already comfortable Chisholm at third.

Although it was a frustrating weekend at Dodger Stadium during their massively hyped series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the New York Yankees still enjoyed a strong West Coast trip.

The New York Yankees are off on Monday, then begin a week at home on Tuesday night when they begin a series with the Cleveland Guardians.

Sunday’s performance on national TV was arguably his finest in pinstripes. Coming off back-to-back losses to the Dodgers, out-scored 26-7, the Yankees needed a decisive bounce-back victory. Yarbrough stepped up in a big way.

New York Yankees infielder DJ LaMahieu breaks his silence on his decision to leave the Colorado Rockies after the 2018 season.

DJ LeMahieu returned to his old stomping grounds Friday, hoping to tap back into some old magic while getting to hit in elevation.

The Yankees are playing Jazz Chisholm Jr at third base and DJ LeMahieu at second because of availability at the MLB Trade Deadline.