New York Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres has reached base seven times in the first inning so far this postseason, breaking the franchise record before even reaching Game 5 of the ALCS.

So Torres spent the break at the Tampa facility he co-owns with former Yankees third baseman Gio Urshela, among others. There, the two and a personal hitting coach rejected rest during a rare lull in MLB’s grueling schedule. Instead, they spent their off time in the cages as Torres tried to restore his swing and his confidence.

The second baseman hit .293 with a .780 OPS in 61 games in the season's second half. In the first five playoff games, he had four hits and six walks in 25 at-bats, scoring five of the Yankees' 19 runs.

The New York Yankees enter Thursday just two wins away from clinching their first American League pennant since 2009. But while Juan Soto, Aaron Judge, and Gia

Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Yankees’ 8-6 win over the Guardians in Game 4 on Friday night in Cleveland:

CLEVELAND — The walk from the Yankee Stadium players’ parking lot to the home clubhouse has been sentimental for Gleyber Torres during this October playoff run that is two victories away from a long-time-coming World Series.

After a slow start to 2024, Gleyber Torres has revived his form and could now be a key piece of the Yankees' future plans.

Gleyber Torres appeared to be in his final weeks with the New York Yankees as the summer began to wind down. The second baseman was in the midst of a disappointing 2024 season. He had produced a .236/.

CLEVELAND — Gleyber Torres is taking his sudden table-setting prowess to the World Series. Torres led off the first and sixth innings with singles Saturday as he continued to be the ideal leadoff hitter that the Yankees didn’t know they had until the middle of his seventh MLB season.