The New York Yankees are making headlines, as they seem to be on a mission to enhance their squad. After a busy off-season, they are looking to strengthen their roster. It’s becoming clear that the Yankees are looking to make a move for an infielder. This is a big decision, and the question of whether this is a smart play is on everyone’s mind.

The Yankees brought in two former MVPs: Paul Gold Schmid and Cody Bellinger. Gold Schmid, who is getting older but is still reliable, could bring stability to a position that has been problematic due to injuries. Bellinger, a left-handed hitter, could recapture his MVP form with a change of scenery. However, third base needs to be addressed, and the current leading candidates for the starting positions are DJ LeMahieu and Oswaldo Cabrera.

A potential solution is Hosea glacius, the 35-year-old infielder who had a breakout year with the Mets. His 337 batting average is remarkable, even if it’s hard to replicate those numbers. Plus, his versatility can provide much-needed depth for the Yankees.

The Yankees are doing a pretty good job of supporting their prospects, but they are having a tough time figuring out how to help some of the young players. They might be setting themselves up for disappointment, and the fans are really torn on this. It’s not clear what is going to happen. Are they doing enough to help their prospects, or is it enough to get them to win a series?

The Yankees are working hard and may go somewhere great. It’s just a matter of what they do, and how. What do you think of this play? Let us know in the comments below, and make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more Yankees news.