The New York Yankees advanced to the ALDS after defeating the Boston Red Sox in the Wild Card Series. The seventh-year veteran was dubbed “The Big Sleep” by the Yankees. The Yankees-approved narrative has manager Aaron Boone designating the center fielder as The Big Sleep due to his ability to stay calm in clutch moments, per MLB.com. Despite a .190/.290/.385 slash line in an underwhelming campaign, the Yankees signed Grisham to a one-year, $5 million deal over the offseason. Still, The Big Sleep has yet to awake in the postseason.