"Gleyber Torres has wanted to sign a long-term contract with the Yankees, but there have never been serious negotiations to keep him in the Bronx for years to come," Bowden said. "He is a below-average defender at second base with limited range. He hit .257 with 15 home runs and a 101 OPS+ on the season but batted over .300 when he was moved to the leadoff spot in September and has performed in October, slashing .297/.400/.432 in the playoffs...Contract prediction: four years, $44 million."