Decisions, decisions. For the New York Yankees this offseason, the front office has several decisions to make regarding retaining players who are set to hit the open market in free agency. One of those big decisions for Brian Cashman and…

FanSided's Adam Weinrib has urged the New York Yankees to let seven-time MLB All-Star Paul Goldschmidt leave in free agency this offseason. Despite a productive 2026 campaign where Goldschmidt hit 18 home runs with an OPS+ of 111, Weinrib argues the 39-year-old infielder no longer fits the team's need for roster flexibility.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman faces several roster decisions ahead of 2027, including the emergence of Ben Rice as the everyday first baseman and potential first base reps for Aaron Judge. Goldschmidt intends to play in 2027, but he may seek a new team, such as a reunion with the St. Louis Cardinals, to secure regular playing time.
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