Gleyber Torres figured someone had to be joking. “No way,” he said Friday morning in the Detroit Tigers clubhouse. “Is that true?” The news was right there on the New York Yankees’ official social media account.

Waiting for outfield practice to begin on Field 3, Yankees captain Aaron Judge stood in foul territory paying attention to the starting infield for Saturday’s spring training game going through its final rounds of groundball drills.

The New York Yankees’ spring training began with bold ideas and big possibilities. The search for a new second baseman after Gleyber Torres signed with the Detroit Tigers led to speculation about a blockbuster trade—one that would have sent their top two pitching prospects to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for three-time All-Star Carlos Correa.

The Yankees originally wanted Volpe and Chisholm to pair up the middle last summer, but Gleyber Torres preferred to stay at second.

When the New York Yankees acquired Jazz Chisholm Jr. at the trade deadline in 2024, it caused a little bit of drama within the clubhouse. Chisholm is primarily a second baseman and that is where the Yankees intended for him to play.

Detroit Tigers manager AJ Hinch had plenty of praise for infielder Gleyber Torres. While Hinch surely didn't mean to take a shot at the Yankees, it's hard not to see it as such.

After decades of instituting the worst rule in professional sports, the Yankees decided enough was enough and revealed that they would ditch their facial hair rule. As weird as this is to say out loud,

Longtime New York Yankees star Gleyber Torres left the team in free agency, signing a one-year, $15 million deal to play for the Detroit Tigers. Ahead of the

The New York Yankees still have a hole in their infield after the departure of Gleyber Torres. Have they resisted doing so because they can't afford it?

It didn’t take long for Gleyber Torres to be asked about the New York Yankees with his new team. Now a Detroit Tigers second baseman, Torres has endured the highs and lows and criticism of a big market and now he is reveling in what he called a “beautiful opportunity.

The New York Yankees did not bother to hide just how excited they were at the prospect of being able to finally move on from Gleyber Torres this offseason. Acquired to be the team's shortstop of the future in the summer of 2016,

Gleyber Torres, for the first time in his career, arrived to spring camp sporting a dark and robust beard. He couldn’t do that the last seven years with the Yankees, who don’t allow their players to wear facial hair.