The Yankees will consider infield help, with a particular eye on third base since they’d consider moving Jazz Chisholm Jr. to second base, where he’s near Gold Glove caliber.

The Yankees have <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/07/04/sports/reds-jonathan-india-angels-luis-rengifo-could-be-yankees-fits/">liked Luis Rengifo</a>, a change-of-scenery candidate in Anaheim. Old friend Isiah Kiner-Falefa also is on the radar.

How about ex-Yankee Charlie Hayes’ underachieving son Ke’Bryan, who’s struggling offensively again in Pittsburgh?

The Pirates are expected to be open-minded on <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/05/22/sports/pirates-gm-ben-cherington-shuts-down-any-paul-skenes-trade-ideas/">anyone but Paul Skenes</a> and club icon Andrew McCutchen. However, two vets with long deals, OF Bryan Reynolds and SP Mitch Keller, aren’t seen as likely to go.

The Yankees will consider infield help, with a particular eye on third base.{ai:summary}<p>The Yankees are exploring infield options, particularly at third base, and may shift Jazz Chisholm Jr. to second. They are interested in Luis Rengifo from Anaheim and are considering Isiah Kiner-Falefa. Additionally, they might look at Ke’Bryan Hayes from Pittsburgh, who is underperforming.</p><p>The Pirates are open to trade discussions but are unlikely to part with key players like Paul Skenes and Andrew McCutchen. Veteran outfielder Bryan Reynolds and pitcher Mitch Keller are also expected to remain with the team. #sports</p>

Yankees have an option in mind in quest to find third base help

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