Paul Goldschmidt ready to do ‘whatever I can’ to help Ben Rice, other young Yankees
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,
But there is some doubt about how Paul Goldschmidt, signed to a one-year, $12.5 million deal by the Yankees to fill their first base spot in 2025, will fare in The Bronx. After falling off from ...
Two years before they became Yankee teammates, Paul Goldschmidt and Aaron Judge spent a few hours together in Tampa, Fla. Goldschmidt, who was then the reigning National League MVP, and Judge ...
To ring in the New Year, the New York Yankees organized an introductory media session with their new first baseman, Paul Goldschmidt. Despite a middling 2024 season, the 37-year-old Goldschmidt ...
In Paul Goldschmidt, the Yankees brought in a seven-time All-Star just a few seasons removed from being the NL MVP. He also ...
Just a few questions into his introductory Zoom call, Paul Goldschmidt provided a scouting report on himself. “I really just try to focus on the things I can control,” the Yankees’ new first ...
There are, Paul Goldschmidt said several times, “no excuses” for 2024, the worst season of his otherwise distinguished 14-year big-league career. “I didn’t play well most of last year ...
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