Yankees Lose Gleyber Torres, Consider Bullpen Additions

The New York Yankees have parted ways with infielder Gleyber Torres, who signed a one-year, $15 million contract with the Detroit Tigers after not receiving a qualifying offer from New York. Torres expressed gratitude towards the Yankees, stating he was proud to have played for the organization for seven years. Meanwhile, the Yankees are looking to bolster their bullpen, with former closer Clay Holmes already signed by the New York Mets and potential targets including Tanner Scott and Andrew Kittredge. DJ LeMahieu's health will be crucial, as the team hopes he can fill the void at third base left by Torres. General Manager Brian Cashman remains optimistic about LeMahieu's potential return to form. The Yankees are also exploring further enhancements to their bullpen, aiming to strengthen their chances of returning to the World Series.