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DJ Remahu<\/strong> He is recovering from a broken leg, and based on the infielder’s offseason training,didn’t seem to be a problem<\/em>,” Yankees<\/strong> Hitting coach Dillon Lawson said. LeMahieu has yet to face his pitching live, but Lawson told his New York Post he told Dan Martin that the infielder is “can do everything [the pitch] inside, outside, above or below<\/em>”Meanwhile, when Lemahue was battling injuries late last season,”Sometimes, when he came out for batting practice, he had to get off his back and couldn’t actually roll onto the ball.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n Assuming LeMahieu is healthy and productive, the Yankees add him to their lineup every day, whether at third, second, or first base. It’s also possible that another infielder could be traded to make extra space in the infield picture if the team is absolutely sure Lemahue is healthy. In addition to Josh Donaldson<\/strong> And with his hefty deal, the Yankees were at least looking to move graver torres<\/strong> Also Isaiah Kiner Falefa<\/strong>, although apparently no transaction occurred. Kiner-Falefa expected to compete with star candidates Oswald Peraza<\/strong> When Anthony Volpe<\/strong> Torres is expected to start as a second baseman.If Torres were dealt, New York would be Lemmahue, Peraza, Volpe, Kinnawhalefa, and Oswald Cabrera<\/strong>.<\/p>\n More around AL East\u2026<\/p>\n <\/div>\n\n