Gleyber Torres has just about made it through another offseason and yet again, he is still a Yankee.

Except this time around, he may actually be <a href="https://nypost.com/2023/09/07/gleyber-torres-yankees-future-up-in-air/">entering his swan-song season with the team</a>.

Torres, who has been a popular name in trade talks the past few offseasons and trade deadlines, is coming off a year in which he was hands down the Yankees’ most consistent hitter. During a brutal season for their offense, he was the exception and instead got better.

The second baseman cut down on his strikeouts (a career-low 98, not counting the COVID-shortened 2020) and drew a career-high 67 walks. He hit .273 with 25 home runs and an .800 OPS while playing in a career-high 158 games.

And yet, it would not be all that surprising if the Yankees let Torres walk at the end of the year and he gets his big payday elsewhere.{ai:summary}<p>Gleyber Torres has survived another offseason as a New York Yankee. However, this may be his last season with the team. Despite a struggling offense, Torres stood out as the team's most consistent hitter, reducing strikeouts and increasing walks. He had a solid performance with a .273 batting average, 25 home runs, and 158 games played. #sports</p>

Why there may be nothing Gleyber Torres can do to stay in the Yankees’ long-term plans

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