Yankees' Amed Rosario to Train for First Base Role This Offseason

Yankees manager Aaron Boone announced Friday that Amed Rosario will dedicate his offseason and spring training to developing into a first base option for the team. The recently re-signed 30-year-old, known for his versatility across 2B, SS, 3B, and RF, currently lacks big-league experience at first. This move could position him as a right-handed hitting complement to Ben Rice, especially after Rosario hit .302 against southpaws last season and posted a .788 OPS down the stretch for New York.