The New York Yankees have secured outfielder Trent Grisham at a bargain price of $5 million, with potential bonuses, just before the MLB's non-tender deadline. Grisham, a two-time Gold Glove winner, is valued more for his defensive skills than his batting performance, having struggled last season.

As the Yankees navigate a changing outfield landscape, retaining Grisham provides depth, especially with potential departures of key players. The team also non-tendered Jon Berti and Tim Mayza while signing pitcher JT Brubaker.

The New York Yankees have successfully negotiated a one-year contract with outfielder Trent Grisham, avoiding arbitration. The agreement is valued at $5 million, with potential bonuses based on plate appearances.

Grisham, who joined the Yankees from the San Diego Padres in a trade involving Juan Soto, has had a challenging season, posting a batting average of .190 over 76 games. He is a two-time Gold Glove Award winner and began his career with the Milwaukee Brewers.