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New York Yankees first baseman DJ LeMahieu, right, tosses some dirt after the win with third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr., left, following the baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies ...

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LeMahieu, who’s owed around $22 million through 2026, has seen his performance dip to a .676 OPS in 142 plate appearances, and was benched Tuesday without a defensive position to lock down.

Jazz Chisholm is better at second than third, while DJ LeMahieu has shown he has no range at this stage in his career. As a result, the Yankees have two negative defenders.

It's unlikely any organization claims LeMahieu off waivers considering he's still owed $15 million in 2026. Once he hits free agency, he could draw interest from teams looking for a bench bat and ...