Paul Goldschmidt rips an RBI double off the wall in left field in his first at-bat with the Yankees, as they jump out to an early 2-0 lead

Since 2016, the final year of the Mark Teixeira era in the Bronx, Yankees first baseman have hit .235/.317/.416 with a 101 wRC+. No other team has had a lower batting average at that position in that span and the Yankees are bottom-three in on-base percentage and slugging percentage.

Paul Goldschmidt speaks on Yankees spring training, continuing to improve his offense, the excitement for playing at Yankee Stadium and more

Yankees eye long-term contracts, sign Max Fried, and trade for two years of Cody Bellinger. We also access veteran Paul Goldschmidt's recent performance dip.

At 37, Paul Goldschmidt is the oldest player on the Yankees. But he may be one of their most durable, which is just one of the attributes the Yankees were banking on staying true when they signed the veteran first baseman to a one-year,

The Yankees are hoping the two former MVPs can make up for a “good deal” of Juan Soto’s production. Is that realistic?