The New York Yankees may not be finished exploring their options at second base, even with several potential replacements for Jazz Chisholm Jr. already on the roster.Following New York’s decision not to extend Chisholm a qualifying offer, the organization appeared…

The New York Yankees may check in on free-agent second basemen Brandon Lowe and Luis Arraez this offseason, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. While the organization initially appeared ready to rely on internal options following its decision regarding Jazz Chisholm Jr., general manager Brian Cashman could still pursue an external upgrade.
New York declined to extend Chisholm a one-year, $23.15 million qualifying offer, allowing him to enter free agency without draft-pick compensation attached. The Yankees have internal candidates such as Anthony Volpe, José Caballero, and Luis García Jr., but Lowe and Arraez remain potential free-agent targets.
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