The New York Yankees have faced significant challenges at third base this season, struggling to find consistency after converting Jazz Chisholm Jr. to the position mid-season. Following injuries to players like Oswaldo Cabrera and the release of veteran DJ LeMahieu, the Yankees' third base production has plummeted, with Oswald Peraza and Jorbit Vivas combining for dismal batting averages. In response, the Yankees acquired Ryan McMahon from the Colorado Rockies, bringing in a player who shows offensive promise and strong defensive capabilities. McMahon, currently batting .217 with 16 home runs, is noted for his potential to impact games positively, a welcome addition to a need-filled roster. Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed optimism about McMahon, highlighting his recent offensive resurgence.