The ultimate decision to let the 37-year-old LeMahieu go had to do with the versatility of the roster once it was decided ...

The New York Yankees currently intend on giving DJ LeMahieu a chance to win a starting spot in their infield.

If you believe time portals are real, then the Yankees had something for everyone on a busy night in the Bronx. Start with the past. DJ LeMahieu’s career in pinstripes ended abruptly, an expensive but ...

LeMahieu said before Friday’s 9-1, rain-shortened loss to the Giants that it was preferable for him to be at the team’s complex in Tampa, where he could take numerous at-bats against different ...

Jazz Chisholm is better at second than third, while DJ LeMahieu has shown he has no range at this stage in his career. As a result, the Yankees have two negative defenders.

Does DJ LeMahieu have 51 days to save his job as the New York Yankees’ starting second baseman? That would take general manager Brian Cashman to the July 31 trade deadline, where areas to ...

DJ LeMahieu hasn’t enjoyed many good games this season, but Tuesday’s 12-inning, 9-5 loss to the Guardians made a case for rock bottom. LeMahieu, starting with the left-handed Matthew Boyd on ...

On Wednesday, Reuter predicted that LeMahieu would lose the starting job to 25-year-old utility player Oswaldo Cabrera in camp.

For DJ LeMahieu, the fight to delay that ending is on—and it’s getting harder by the day. Popular reading: Yankees’ red-hot depth outfielder just found himself in a starting role ...

DJ LeMahieu hit a grand slam after Yankees general manager Brian Cashman gave him a semi vote of confidence amid his struggles.

The New York Yankees currently intend on giving DJ LeMahieu a chance to win a starting spot in their infield.

According to MLB insider Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the Yankees' plan "for now" is to give DJ LeMahieu a chance at winning a starting spot in the infield.