Gleyber Torres signing $15 million contract with Tigers to end Yankees tenure
NY Post
Gleyber Torres is taking his talents to the Midwest.
The now ex-Yankee second baseman is signing a contract with the Detroit Tigers, The Post’s Jon Heyman first reported Friday.
Torres will head to the Tigers on a one year $15 million contract, The Post’s Joel Sherman confirms.
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