When the New York Yankees entered the off-season, they had to address the gaps in their lineup. The post Yankees News: New Arrival Paul Goldschmidt Recalls His Previous Meeting With Aaron Judge, Declaring Him ‘The Best’ appeared first on EssentiallySports.

About 18 minutes into his introductory Zoom call on Thursday, new Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt casually acknowledged that he’s getting toward the end of his career. While the 37-year-old declined to put a number on how many seasons he has left in the game,

The New York Yankees introduced Paul Goldschmidt to the media on Thursday. They signed the veteran first baseman to a one-year, $12 million deal to replace Anthony Rizzo at the position. Much was made in the aftermath of the signing about the relationship between Goldschmidt and Aaron Judge.

Paul Goldschmidt on the decision to sign with the Yankees, the franchise's storied history, his familiarity with his new teammates and more Stay logged in. The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in.

First baseman Paul Goldschmidt and the New York Yankees finalized their $12.5 million, one-year contract on Monday. Goldschmidt's deal had been agreed to on Dec. 21 subject to a successful physical. He became the Yankees’ fourth significant addition since Juan Soto’s departure for the New York Mets,

M contract, Paul Goldschmidt is now part of a re-imagined Yankees lineup that might see another addition before spring training.

Introductory press conferences, especially in the early winter, are moments filled with optimism and reflection. That sentiment was evident on Thursday during Paul Goldschmidt’s first official remarks since signing a one-year,