With roughly five weeks until pitchers and catchers report, the New York Yankees still do not have their infield sorted out. Veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt was brought in on a one-year deal to fill the void left when the franchise moved on from Anthony Rizzo shortly after their World Series loss,

“According to USA Today, the Yankees have talked with free agent infielder Brendan Rodgers. They also have been linked with contact-savant (but defensively deficient) Luis Arraez, who is under contract for one more year with the Padres. The most prominent name at second or third is Alex Bregman, who likely will wind up elsewhere,” Heyman wrote.

The Yankees’ ongoing search for infield help appears to be thorough and includes an interesting bounce-back candidate.