Josh Donaldson’s hesitation puts Yankees in a bind
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Josh Donaldson had a season to forget but says he remains unsure if he will retire in 2024 or not.
The New York Yankees‘ third baseman, Josh Donaldson, has had a difficult period this season. Recent reports by The Athletic have raised questions about his potential departure instead of renewing his contract with the famous baseball franchise.
Josh Donaldson’s uncertainty about his journey at the Yankees
On Sunday, prior to the Yankees’ double loss to the Red Sox, Josh Donaldson expressed uncertainty about whether he would continue wearing the iconic jersey next season. He mentioned that he would evaluate his situation at the end of the season before making any game-changing decision.
“It depends on how I feel going through this year and having discussions with my family. I receive questions about this not only from you but also from other people,”
Josh Donaldson stated.
As of Monday’s off day, Donaldson’s batting average stood at .151 with six home runs, eight RBIs, and a .724 OPS in 17 games. These statistics are disappointing, especially considering he missed about two months at the beginning of the season due to a strained right