The New York Yankees' failure to replace departed free agent Gleyber Torres has left their infield depth in a desperate position, one commentator says.

Detroit Tigers second baseman Gleyber Torres was "unwilling" to move to third base with Yankees in 2024. But they want better defense from him.

Gleyber Torres took some convincing to believe the Yankees’ facial hair policy reversal. The former Bronx Bombers second baseman reportedly wasn’t sure if he was being pranked when he found out about the rule change from a group of reporters on Friday.

Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner released a statement on Friday announcing that the longstanding Yankees ban on facial hair was coming to an end. Now, the players in pinstripes can keep “well-groomed beards,

Gleyber Torres didn't get his due farewell from the New York Yankees, with whom he played for seven years and earned two All-Star selections in the process.

Gleyber Torres signed with the Detroit Tigers during the offseason after playing his first seven seasons for the New York Yankees. Torres will play second base for the Tigers this season, a position he played for the Yankees for years, even after Brian Cashman said he wanted him to move to third last season.