Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt: 'I think I can still play at a really, really high level'
I didn’t play well most of last year,” Goldschmidt said on a Zoom conference call Thursday afternoon to discuss the one-year, $12.5 million contract he agreed to late last month to be the Yankees’ first baseman in 2025.
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How Paul Goldschmidt got his groove back in the second half - and how he plans to keep it going in 2025Something was a little off and it just created bad habits, and it took me a while to get back to a good position to hit. If ...
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Paul Goldschmidt’s one-year, $12.5 million deal with the Yankees isn’t just a contract—it’s a lifeline for a player who still ...
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Paul Goldschmidt knew only one thing about first time in free agency: he wanted a contenderThere was definitely a level of comfort, understanding and knowing guys like Stanton, who I played with on Team USA, and ...
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