The left side of the infield could use some help. McMahon did not bring the offensive upgrade the Yankees hoped for, and there are better options in free agency. Alex Bregman is opting out of his contract, but ESPN’s David Schoenfield called the Yankees a “longshot” to sign him.
Spotrac projects Bregman to sign a four-year, $110 million deal this offseason. He was an All-Star for the first time since 2019 and was a key reason the Boston Red Sox made the postseason. He slashed .273/.360/.462 in 114 games. Before his injury in May, he was hitting .299.
He showcased that he can still be an All-Star player and would bring a major offensive upgrade to the left side of the Yankees’ infield. However, with McMahon already on the roster, adding Bregman would mean finding a trade for McMahon first.
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