Yankees do not extend qualifying offer to Jazz Chisholm Jr

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Last updated Nov 3, 2026

Yankees do not extend qualifying offer to Jazz Chisholm Jr
Summary

The New York Yankees opted not to extend a qualifying offer to Jazz Chisholm Jr. following a disappointing season. This decision comes as the team prepares for an offseason marked by labor uncertainty, which could influence player contracts and roster changes. In contrast, the Yankees offered a $23 million qualifying deal to closer David Bednar, who has performed well since joining the team. The Yankees are also monitoring Teruaki Sato, a potential signing from Japan, and have added Marco Luciano to their 40-man roster after a strong season in the minor leagues.

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  • •Yankees do not offer qualifying contract to Jazz Chisholm Jr.
  • •Team extends $23 million qualifying offer to closer David Bednar.
  • •Yankees interested in Japanese player Teruaki Sato this offseason.
  • •Marco Luciano is added to the Yankees' 40-man roster.
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  • 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — Yankees news: No qualifying offer for Jazz Chisholm Jr
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The top 50 available; Bednar gets QO’d, but not Jazz; Yankees pursuing Sato; Luciano added to 40-man

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