Amed Rosario faces potential exclusion from Yankees postseason roster
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 6:22 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026
New York Yankees veteran Amed Rosario risks being left off the team's postseason roster as the club prepares for October. With the postseason approaching, the Yankees are evaluating roster depth and offensive versatility. Analysts suggest that Paul Goldschmidt could fill the right-handed bench role previously held by Rosario. Meanwhile, the defensive contributions of Ryan McMahon and the positional flexibility of Jose Caballero and Luis Garcia Jr. provide additional roster options. The final composition of the bench remains dependent on the health and return of other players within the organization. If the team remains short-handed, Rosario may retain his position, but a return of sidelined starters would likely displace the 10-year veteran.
- •Amed Rosario is in his 10th season of Major League Baseball.
- •Rosario posted a 93 OPS+ during the current season.
- •Paul Goldschmidt is considered a potential replacement for the bench role.
- •Final roster decisions depend on the return of injured players before October.
- 6:22 AMYahoo Sports — Yankees 10-year big leaguer could be off postseason roster after Aaron Judge news
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