Second baseman Gleyber Torres' time with the New York Yankees appears to be over. Will he take his talents across the country and join the Seattle Mariners?

The New York Yankees roster will look very different in 2025. They lost Juan Soto to the New York Mets and have brought in many new pieces. They could also be moving on from one of their All-Star infielders.

New York Yankees veteran All-Star Gleyber Torres was predicted to sign a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Angels.

Longtime New York Yankees infielder Gleyber Torres could bolt from the Bronx for a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Angels.

To many New York Yankees fans, an ideal post-Juan Soto winter would conclude with a trade for Nolan Arenado. The Yankees' infield defense cost them far too many games in 2024, and Arenado could help snuff out that problem in a flash.

“The Blue Jays were linked to Torres before they traded for Andrés Giménez from Cleveland, so they no longer seem to be a viable candidate… The Angels are seeking upgrades at second and third, with no guarantees of Anthony Rendon’s role and the versatile Luis Rengifo capable of bouncing around positions,” Shusterman wrote on December 19.

Gleyber Torres, the Yankees’ All-Star infielder, might be heading to the Angels on a $25 million deal, according to a recent analysis. What does this mean for both teams?

The New York Yankees addressed their hole at first base by signing a former MVP to a one-year deal, and it could have a ripple effect within the market. While the Yankees have been linked as potential trade suitors for St.