The Houston Astros might not be done making waves this offseason, which is problematic for the Yankees. Despite their acquisitions of Isaac Paredes and

Third baseman Alex Bregman remains unsigned with less than a month until Spring Training, and though the New York Yankees

With Tucker gone, Altuve at second (for now) and Yordan Alvarez’s appearances in the field limited, the Astros’ outfield returns Jake Meyers and Chas McCormick along with Mauricio Dubón, who plays anywhere.

Joel Sherman of the New York Post is reporting that agents and opposing teams have gotten the impression that the Yankees are hesitant to make any move until

It has been a pretty wild offseason for the Houston Astros who are hoping ... Last season with the New York Yankees, the left-hander totaled a .233 batting average, 13 home runs, and 61 RBI.

While the D-Backs are soon to have one too many infielders, the New York Yankees are one short. Yankees’ GM Brian Cashman has been in an exhaustive search for an infielder all winter. Cashman has scoured the MLB looking for a plus fielder with a quality bat but is intent on maintaining a budget. Luckily, there may be a feasible solution.

On the January 24 edition of "The Leadoff Spot" Bowden suggested that if Bregman were to re-sign with the Houston Astros, the Yankees could try and acquire third baseman Isaac Paredes.

Alex Bregman could be headed for an Astros reunion after all. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported Thursday that Houston is “keeping the door ajar” to potentially re-sign the star third baseman. The Athletic added that talks have resumed between the two sides.

With now just 19 days to go until MLB teams open spring training for the 2025 season, the big names in free agency are slowly but surely starting to rake in the big bucks, falling off the board as the pressure of the oncoming season pushes both players and teams to strike deals.

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic offered an update on the situation in the Bronx on Saturday, and it's not one that fans are going to like. It seems that the Yankees' failure to land an impact infielder so far this winter comes down to one thing: money. Specifically, Steinbrenner's unwillingness to spend it, at least past a certain point.

MLB analyst Bryan Jaeger of Call to The Pen believes the New York Yankees need to go out and sign Alex Bregman.After losing out on impact pitcher Roki Sasaki, Jaeger believes New York needs to make another impact move.

The 2018 season was successful for Houston Astros slugger Alex Bregman. He started 157 games, hitting .286/.394/.532 with 51 doubles, 31 home runs, and 103 runs batted in.