The Boston Red Sox faithful have sadly lost another of their favorite sons to the New York Yankees. Following in the footsteps of legends like Babe Ruth, Roger

The New York Yankees added some depth on Monday, signing Dominic Smith to a minor league deal, the YES Network’s Jack Curry reported. Smith, a first baseman and outfielder, played for the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds last season.

The Yankees are signing veteran Dominic Smith to a minor-league deal. The ex-Met appeared in 93 games for Boston and Cincinnati last season.

Besides Goldschmidt, the Yankees have Ben Rice on the 40-man roster as a lefty-hitting first baseman. They also have DJ LeMahieu, who can play first if not starting at third base, and Oswaldo Cabrera, who has played first.

Dom Smith, the former first-round pick of the Mets, has agreed to a minor league deal with the Yankees, The Post confirmed. Smith, 29, played in 93 games in the majors last season, split between the Reds and Red Sox. He had a .691 OPS.

Smith spent the 2024 season with the Red Sox and the Cincinnati Reds. During his time in Boston, Smith quickly became well-liked among the fans. But once Triston Casas was activated from the injured list Boston designated Smith for assignment before ultimately releasing him.

The Yankees are in agreement with first baseman Dominic Smith on a minor league contract, reports Jack Curry of the YES Network. Presumably the Roc Nation Sports client will get a non-roster invite to MLB camp.

The New York Yankees still have multiple positions to fill from this point until the start of the 2025 season. They need a second baseman (or third baseman, thanks to Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s versatility) and lefty relievers,