Goldschmidt’s Willingness to Return

Paul Goldschmidt’s open to returning to the Yankees, and he’s even okay with not being a full-time player. It’s not like he’s got a ton of other options, so it’s no surprise he’s willing to take a backseat.

The Hold Up

So, what’s the hold up? Well, it’s not like the Yankees are just going to hand him a contract without some negotiation. They want to make sure they’re not overpaying for a guy who won’t be playing every day. It’s a fair ask, considering they’ve got a budget to balance.
Goldschmidt’s willingness to adapt is a good sign, but it won’t be a cakewalk. The Yankees will need to figure out how to make it work, and that’s going to take some time. It’s not a done deal just yet, but it’s definitely a possibility.
It’s worth noting that Goldschmidt’s still a great player, even if he’s not playing full-time. He’s got the skills, and he’s got the experience. If the Yankees can make it work, it could be a solid addition to their lineup.