Jon Berti was non-tendered by the Yankees, indicating that the team has decided not to offer him a contract for the upcoming season.

Jon Berti has been non-tendered by the Yankees after a season plagued by injuries, limiting him to just 25 games. He posted a .273 batting average with a .660 OPS, contributing one home run, six RBI, and five stolen bases. Berti was acquired in a three-team trade last offseason but struggled to make an impact during his time in New York, appearing in only four postseason games.

Jon Berti is highlighted as one of the internal options the Yankees could consider to replace Anthony Rizzo at first base. While he brings veteran experience, there are questions about his ability to provide the same offensive production and defensive reliability as Rizzo, particularly if the team opts for a more established player in free agency.

Jon Berti has been left off the Yankees' World Series roster, as the team has opted for only three infielders. His absence comes as Nestor Cortes returns from injury to bolster the pitching staff.

Jon Berti will not be part of the Yankees' World Series roster due to a hip flexor injury he sustained while scoring a run in the ALCS. Manager Aaron Boone noted that Berti plays an important role for the team, particularly as a speedy pinch-runner late in games. He had been splitting time at first base during the postseason but is now sidelined, leading the Yankees to potentially rely on Jasson Dominguez for pinch-running duties.