The New York Yankees are evaluating their options for third base after recent MLB roster moves. Could a former Chicago White Sox star still be in play? The New York Yankees are in the process of restructuring their team following their World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

It was announced by Yankees manager Aaron Boone in a Jan. 28 interview with WFAN Sports Radio ( h/t CBS) that 2022 All-Star Jazz Chisholm will slide across the infield and play second base. Acquired from the Miami Marlins last season, Chisholm primarily played third base for the Yankees.

The Tigers made a splash on Sunday night, reuniting with right-handed starter Jack Flaherty on a two-year pact that contains an opt-out clause after the first season. Detroit may not be done with its late-winter shopping,

The New York Yankees are bringing back left-handed reliever Tim Hill on a one-year, $2.85 million contract, ESPN reported Tuesday.