The New York Yankees could still be in the market for an infielder, and Alex Bregman is still available. Although the Yankees seemed to be priced out of Bregman's market, the Chicago Cubs may have just opened the door.

The Yankees are still trying to figure out who will man third base, especially with Gleyber Torres now headed to the Tigers. The post Despite Dire Need, Why Should New York Yankees Not Hire Alex Bregman?

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The New York Yankees have had an impressive offseason thus far. Pitcher Max Fried and first baseman Paul Goldschmidt were signed as free agents, solidifying two areas of need. Trades for outfielder Cody Bellinger and closer Devin Williams strengthened the lineup and bullpen respectively.

It’s obvious and it’s been widely reported that the Yankees are doing whatever they can to get out from under Stroman’s $18.5 million for next season. It’s been reported that they’d even be willing to eat some of that money in order to have some financial flexibility to make one or two more moves.

The Yankees find themselves in an intriguing position this offseason. While their roster already looks solid, there’s a lingering feeling

The Chicago Cubs and Alex Bregman have had exploratory talks about a short-term deal, and that's exactly what the Yankees need to be pitching him right now.