The New York Yankees have finally ended their top job for this off-season on the to-do list, signing second base DJ LeMahieu to a six-year, $ 90 million contract. of dollars. The agreement will keep the current champion in 2020, in the Bronx, until 2026, his seasons from 32 to 37 years.
Here are some thoughts on signing and what could be next for the Yankees:
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LeMahieu is overrated and undervalued. Much of the off-season talk was how the Yankees They had than to sign LeMahieu, as if he were one of the best Yankees of all time. I never believed in that, because the Yankees had options in the game, because they could have moved Gleyber Torres to second base and signed one of the shorts on the free agent market (Marcus Semien, Andrelton Simmons, Didi Gregorius ). Even if it was a one-year solution, though others the shortstop hitting the free agency next season (Francisco Lindor, Trevor Story, Carlos Correa, Corey Seager, Javier Báez) means there are other ways he could have found the long-term solution.