The New York Yankees might convince the two-time All-Star to come to the Bronx with a mega contract that includes a short-term opt-out.

The New York Yankees continue to chase offensive upgrades to compensate for the loss of Juan Soto to a record-setting contract offer from the New York Mets. The departure of Soto for a 15-year, $765 million deal to play at Citi Field in Queens leaves the Yankees without his 41 home runs and career-high 7.

An Alex Bregman signing for the New York Yankees may be doomed by a lack of a proper fit. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that while the team

The New York Yankees love Alex Bregman the player, but don't want to tie themselves up long-term. Boom, use the Corbin Burnes contract as a template.

The New York Yankees are linked to what feels like every talented MLB player most offseasons as the big-market club is known for making splashy moves. However, Nolan Arenado and Alex Bregman are two names that Yankee fans can forget about.