Alas, the Yankees decided against a qualifying offer for Torres. It wouldn’t come as a surprise if they move on from him altogether, as Hal Steinbrenner has made it known that he’d like a payroll below $300 million while simultaneously retaining Soto.

It remains to be seen whether the New York Yankees will try and re-sign Gleyber Torres in free agency this offseason. Regardless of whether he returns to the Bronx or ends up elsewhere else, Torres showed down the stretch and in the playoffs that he can be an asset to any team's lineup.

According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Yankees extended the qualifying offer to Juan Soto, but they did not for second baseman Gleyber Torres.

The New York Yankees are predicted to trade for former third-overall pick Brendan Rodgers to replace Gleyber Torres at second base.