Gleyber Torres posted on social media after Yankees general manager Brian Cashman called out his former infielder while ...

Cashman said that when he traded for Jazz Chisholm Jr., his intent was for Gleyber Torres to move to third base.

Gleyber Torres is a professional MLB baseball player for the Detroit Tigers, playing as a second baseman as of January 2025. Torres was born on December 13, 1996, in Caracas, Venezuela.

The New York Yankees lost in the World Series largely because of their poor defense. Gleyber Torres was a significant piece ...

Former New York Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres took to his social media account to take a shot at the general manager ...

Yankees manager made it clear that when the team acquired Chisholm the thought process was that he would play second base and Gleyber Torres would move to third. Torres self-proclaimed that he was ...

Gleyber Torres has competed in 45 games in the MLB playoffs as of January 2025 as per Baseball Reference. He has won 22 games in the playoffs, against the Oakland Athletics, the Minnesota Twins ...

Gleyber Torres once mashed 38 homers in a season for the Yankees. That was back in 2019 and feels like eons ago. He turned in a strong .871 OPS that year, earning a second straight All-Star ...

From Opening Day through August 16 — when Torres was reinserted back into the leadoff spot for the rest of the way — Yankees leadoff hitters had the second-worst on-base percentage of any team in ...

Now with the Tigers, Gleyber Torres avoided taking too big of a bite into Yankees general manager Brian Cashman’s comments Thursday that he had been “unwilling” to shift to third base last ...

Torres showed up in noticeably better shape for spring 2021, so Cashman's public comments may have been a sly push from the GM. This time, Cashman had no ulterior motive. He was discussing the ...

After the trade, Gleyber Torres was informed he would be moving to third base. As the story goes, Torres said no. In a battle of wills between Cashman and his infielder, the decision fell to Boone.