The Yankees traded Jazz Chisholm Jr. at last year's trade deadline and moved him from his most familiar position at second or outfield to third base. Recently, Yankees manager Brian Cashman (Brian Cashman) talked about this again on the show, mentioning that the biggest problem is that second baseman "Totsky" Torres (Gleyber Torres) is unwilling to switch to third base.

Keshman said that the original plan was for Chisholm to play second base, and Torres to move to third base, but Torres was reluctant to do so, and in the end Chizem had to switch to third base, and Chizeum unexpectedly played well, "Although Chisholm ended up being tested in an unfamiliar defensive position, he did quite well, which gave us more flexibility in the new season." ”

In fact, when Chisholm first moved to the Yankees, Torres publicly expressed his desire to stay at second base. Now that Kaishman mentioned this matter again, it was inevitable that Torres felt angry and funny, and he reluctantly posted a response on his personal social platform: "Here we go again!" Turn to the next page. ”

Torres became a free agent in the offseason and eventually moved to the Tigers on a one-year, $15 million contract, which was considered to have "returned" the second-base spot to Chisholm. But it also means that there is a vacancy for the Yankees third baseman, and the team will select third baseman from the likes of Oswald Peraza, Oswaldo Cabrera, DJ LeMahieu and Jorbit Vivas, while also not ruling out looking for outside players in the market.