One former member of the New York Yankees has found a new home after spending the last seven years with the team.

Gleyber Torres manned the second base position for the New York Yankees from 2018 through 2024, helping to solidify the middle infield well enough to help the Bronx Bombers get to the postseason in six of his seven years there.

On Friday, Jon Heyman of the New York Post and MLB Network reported that Torres had reached agreement with the Detroit Tigers on a free-agent contract. It's a one-year, $15 million deal, per MLB.com. Torres, who just turned 28, became an All-Star in his first two Yankees seasons, topping out with 38 homers, 90 RBI and an .872 OPS in 2019.

The New York Yankees need to fill a Gleyber Torres-sized hole on their infield. Can they acquire Ha-Seong Kim or will he re-sign with the San Diego Padres?

Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Monday that the Yankees have had talks with the San Diego Padres about a potential trade for infielder Luis Arraez. The Yankees are looking for a new starting second baseman following the departure of Gleyber Torres in free agency last month.

The New York Yankees infield will look very different in 2025. They have added Paul Goldschmidt and lost Gleyber Torres. They could still make another addition. Regardless, one of their starters from 2024 will be playing elsewhere.

The Yankees made a huge splash in free agency by signing pitcher Max Fried to a $218 million contract; now they're looking to trade from their strong rotation.