What happened: Jon Heyman lays out the case for Alec Bohm and the Yankees as a match, pointing to ties to New York that go beyond Bohm's pinstripe history. The framing is Heyman's read of the fit, not a report of talks or an agreement.

Why it matters: It follows Heyman's report that the Yankees are looking closely at Bohm, whom he called a nice righty bat who finished very strongly and rakes against lefties. Third base is on the Yankees' offseason list for 2027.

What to watch: Watch whether the Yankees' interest in Bohm moves from looking closely to active talks as the offseason market opens.