On December 21, the New York Yankees signed former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman and 2022 NL MVP Paul Goldschmidt to a one-year, $12.5 million deal. This si

Few people in baseball have been around Paul Goldschmidt longer than Turner Ward, who managed the first baseman in the minors and was his hitting coach at two different spots in the majors. That includes the previous three seasons in St.

The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to embrace the youth movement, but letting Paul Goldschmidt walk will have a ripple effect beyond his on-field impact.

Now, Goldschmidt joins a Yankees team coming off of their first World Series appearance in 15 years. That said, New York lost Juan Soto in free agency, and Goldschmidt now fills a first base position that has been a bit of a turnstile the last year. New York hopes he can bring more consistency to it.

The New York Yankees made a great move at first base this offseason but it sounds like the team already is planning ahead.

This offseason, the Yankees planned to limit first base to a one-year contract and felt that Paul Goldschmidt had something left. Will the strategy pay off?

When the New York Yankees entered the off-season, they had to address the gaps in their lineup. The post Yankees News: New Arrival Paul Goldschmidt Recalls His Previous Meeting With Aaron Judge, Declaring Him ‘The Best’ appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The New York Yankees are reportedly bringing in a failed former elite New York Mets prospect to be a potential

The St. Louis Cardinals indicated very early that the 2024 season could be first baseman Paul Goldschmidt's last with the team. Set to be a free agent and coming off a down 2023 season, the Cardinals opted to move on,

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In 2022, first baseman Paul Goldschmidt won the NL MVP award with the St. Louis Cardinals. That year, he hit 35 home runs and posted a career-high 175 wRC+. That last number, one of the best ways to measure offensive performance,

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