LeMahieu is a high-contact, hitterish type by profile. He’s not going to be atop the Statcast leaderboards for exit velocity, but in 2019 and 2020 he’s been situated comfortably in the top 25.

After going 0-for-5 with a pair of strikeouts in Sunday’s loss, LeMahieu is now 22-for-101 in his last 26 games. In that stretch, he has just one extra-base hit, five RBIs and 11 walks to go ...

The Yankees’ decision to DFA LeMahieu before Wednesday night’s 9-6 victory over the Mariners confirmed that he had become unplayable in the Bronx — and Cashman still remains on the hook for his ...

LeMahieu is still owed roughly $22 million from the Yankees, who designated him for assignment earlier this week. General ...

A Sharp Decline in Performance. LeMahieu’s production has fallen off dramatically over the past few seasons. In 2024, the 36-year-old appeared in just 67 games, slashing an abysmal .204/.269 ...

Still, the Yankees believe LeMahieu’s issues are more mechanical than anything physical, continuing to insist he is healthy — at least according to what the 34-year-old tells them.

One of the highlights in a 60-game pandemic season was DJ LeMahieu’s flirtation with .400. If it happened, it would have been a much smaller sample size than Ted Williams hitting .406 in 453 at ...

Alexander Wilson of Empire Sports Media recently wrote an article titled “Yankees still have to eat $30 million on rapidly declining infielder,” highlighting all that’s gone wrong with LeMahieu.

With a 2-for-4 afternoon, a solo homer, four hard-hit balls and a slick defensive play, DJ LeMahieu gave the Yankees a vintage performance in Saturday’s 3-2 loss to the Mets.. For LeMahieu, it ...