Impending free agent Jazz Chisholm Jr. hopes to be back with Yankees; Paul Goldschmidt not ready to call quits on career
Following a disappointing end to their 2026 season, the Yankees will take some time to reflect on what went wrong before eventually gearing up for another offseason to try and win a World Series.
The New York Yankees are set to enter free agency as they assess the aftermath of their disappointing 2026 season. Among the players who will become free agents are Jazz Chisholm Jr., Paul Goldschmidt, and Trent Grisham. Chisholm, a 28-year-old infielder who joined the Yankees at the 2024 trade deadline, expressed his hope of returning to the team despite his struggles in the playoffs.
Goldschmidt, now 39, had a resurgence this season and is keen on continuing his career, either with the Yankees or elsewhere. Grisham, meanwhile, has regressed after a career year and will be considering his future options during the offseason.
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