"Multiple teams" are showing interest in infielder DJ LeMahieu following his release by the New York Yankees, MLB Network's ...

Judge briefly spoke about reports that stated the Yankees sought to cut ties with LeMahieu last September when the club ...

Who says you can’t go home?” Well, former New York Yankees infielder DJ LeMahieu could probably go home and rejoin the Colorado Rockies. The issue is that such a move makes no sense for either side, ...

With the All-Star break right around the corner, the Colorado Rockies need to put together a plan of action for how they are going to approach the trade deadlin ...

Finances may be the cold reality that keeps LeMahieu in the team's medium-term plans. He still has one year left on the six-year, $90 million deal he signed back in 2021 .

Chisholm, under team control through 2026 and possessing a powerful persona and toolsy package, probably won't lose reps upon LeMahieu's return (though you can never be too sure).

The New York Yankees were urged to stay away from a $70 million DJ LeMahieu replacement as they look for infield help ahead of the deadline.

His struggles and injuries have raised questions about his future with the team. LeMahieu is in the fifth year of a six-year, $90 million contract signed in 2021. ...

Further, it’s not a stretch to wonder if LeMahieu might have played his last game as a Yankee, despite having two guaranteed years at $30 million total remaining on his six-year contract.

The injury will sideline LeMahieu for at least a couple weeks, according to the New York Post’s Greg Joyce, though the 36-year-old was waiting to talk with team doctors to get an exact timeline.