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Yankees release DJ LeMahieu after infielder loses starting second base job
The ultimate decision to let the 37-year-old LeMahieu go had to do with the versatility of the roster once it was decided that Jazz Chisholm Jr. would go forward as the starting second baseman instead of LeMahieu. Since he joined the Yankees LeMahieu has played a lot of third base, but he’d begun to find the position too physically taxing.
LeMahieu was clogging up second base in New York, which needed to be opened up for Jazz Chisholm Jr. to return to his natural ...
Though DJ LeMahieu was one of the quietest players in the Yankees' clubhouse — in public, with the media and, to a lesser ...
The New York Yankees made perhaps the most dramatic roster move of their season on Wednesday when they designated veteran ...
Jon Morosi of MLB Network speculated on Thursday that the Seattle Mariners could be a potential fit for LeMahieu, who had a ...
One day after Aaron Boone declared DJ LeMahieu “a bat off the bench” and physically challenged by the third base position, ...
The New York Yankees have their sights set on a dramatic overhaul after moving on from their veteran infielder.
Aaron Boone announced that LeMahieu is no longer viewed as an everyday player. The veteran was not pleased about the change.
The New York Yankees designated DJ LeMahieu for assignment, cutting him loose with nearly two years left on his deal.
On Wednesday, the Yankees designated DJ LeMahieu for assignment even though they still owe him approximately $22 million ...
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