VAST VIEW Tigers May Not Stop at Gleyber Torres, Could Raid Yankees Infield Again
Detroit's front office may be eyeing a second Yankees All-Star second baseman after already landing Gleyber Torres, according to a new report.
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The Detroit Tigers could be looking to make another move for a Yankees infielder after already bringing in Gleyber Torres, according to Sporting News. The outlet reports that Detroit may target a second All-Star caliber second baseman currently on New York's roster.
No further details on names, contract terms, or trade structure were included in the report. The move would follow Detroit's earlier acquisition of Torres, who spent years as a key piece of the Yankees infield before his departure.
The Tigers' continued interest in New York's middle infield talent suggests the front office sees the Yankees as a potential source for further roster upgrades, though specifics on timing or which player might be targeted next remain unclear.
Sources: Sporting News
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