Ronald Torreyes and Tyler Wade will undoubtedly vie for second base, as will the Yankees top prospect, Gleyber Torres, whom general manager Brian Cashman has often said this offseason will fight for the position in Spring Training.
However, Torres is coming off Tommy John surgery on his non-throwing elbow, and is a wait and see situation as we approach camp.
The Yankees can gain another year of control of Torres if he spends the first few weeks in the minors before being called up.
Torreyes is an able utility infielder who spent time at the position in 2017, playing 15 games there, while Wade appeared just four times at second base and had poor offensive numbers.