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The Official Thread of The New York Yankees - 2023

mauconnfan said:
See if Cashman can find that out. We’re doomed for some bad baseball again without multiple moves in a different direction than his beliefs.
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Yup. Otherwise all those young guys have to blossom. They are stuck with Rodon and the hope with him has to be he fins whatever it was that made him successful. Montas ditto. As you said, too many questions. I will say that until Judge and Riz got injured the Yankees were definitely in the picture and had one of the best run differentials in the league. So there is something possible with the right additions. Hey, Husky hoop season is almost here.
 
cohenzone said:
Yup. Otherwise all those young guys have to blossom. They are stuck with Rodon and the hope with him has to be he fins whatever it was that made him successful. Montas ditto. As you said, too many questions. I will say that until Judge and Riz got injured the Yankees were definitely in the picture and had one of the best run differentials in the league. So there is something possible with the right additions. Hey, Husky hoop season is almost here.
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Until is not a good reason though as you know. Unfortunately for Rizzo it’s hurt again and minus 2 years ago I’m afraid it’s not all that different with Judge.

But agree, hoop season is here!
 
Scoe said:
Also imagine not wanting to even negotiate with Bryce Harper because we had too many outfielders that would be the Yankees.
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That one hurt. I really wanted Harper in pinstripes. And I think he wanted to be a Yankee.

But...the Yankees had Stanton...so they didn't need Harper
 
Bader for Montgomery has to rank up there with Cater for Lyle.
 
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I would love to see Jordan win a Ring but I have been a fan of Los Serpientos from the beginning. Rooting for them.

Both teams are feel-good teams.
 
Dove said:
I would love to see Jordan win a Ring but I have been a fan of Los Serpientos from the beginning. Rooting for them.

Both teams are feel-good teams.
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Full fledged meltdown going on in Philly today on local news.
 
To the suprise of nobody nothing has changed and nothing will change.

Hal and Cashman still don’t get it not suprised in the least.

 
mauconnfan said:


How about this genius? Wow does he actually believe the crap he’s throwing out here?
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Sadly not only does he believe it, he also believes that anyone who disagrees with him isn't smart enough to understand why his decisions are the correct decisions.
 
Hey Adrien! said:
@Dove feel free to delete this thread if you wanted to start the "official" official thread, but excited for opening day today!

Cole, Judge the Captain, Volpe...let's go!
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So Cole wins Cy Young, a pyrrhic victory in irony; and the other two...
Any chance someone informs Steinbrenner, Cashman, Levine, et al, that what they know about baseball isn't any good any longer (if it was good at all) and they listen? No? Thought so. Damn hard surrendering baseball during an election year, but I'll find something. Maybe I can take up painting so I can watch it dry.
 
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boba said:
So Cole wins Cy Young, a pyrrhic victory in irony; and the other two...
Any chance someone informs Steinbrenner, Cashman, Levine, et al, that what they know about baseball isn't any good any longer (if it was good at all) and they listen? No? Thought so. Damn hard surrendering baseball during an election year, but I'll find something. Maybe I can take up painting so I can watch it dry.
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I’m a Sox fan but I feel like both franchises missed the memo. What wins? Not stars. Most of the biggest stars are on bad teams. This isn’t the NBA. As near as I can tell, depth across the roster is what wins. Good players everywhere. Good depth behind them whether position players or pitchers. Both teams would be stupid to sign Ohtani. Never won with the Angels despite playing with the other best player in the game.

Cole is a great piece to build around.
 
HuskyHawk said:
I’m a Sox fan but I feel like both franchises missed the memo. What wins? Not stars. Most of the biggest stars are on bad teams. This isn’t the NBA. As near as I can tell, depth across the roster is what wins. Good players everywhere. Good depth behind them whether position players or pitchers. Both teams would be stupid to sign Ohtani. Never won with the Angels despite playing with the other best player in the game.

Cole is a great piece to build around.
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Any team that signs Ohtani will collapse under the weight of the Boras circus that accompanies him. Which is why I want to see him go to the Dodgers...
You are correct, teams that win are, well, teams. The Yankees were/are a mishmash of "stars," that are barely brighter than a refrigerator light bulb.
 
HuskyHawk said:
I’m a Sox fan but I feel like both franchises missed the memo. What wins? Not stars. Most of the biggest stars are on bad teams. This isn’t the NBA. As near as I can tell, depth across the roster is what wins. Good players everywhere. Good depth behind them whether position players or pitchers. Both teams would be stupid to sign Ohtani. Never won with the Angels despite playing with the other best player in the game.

Cole is a great piece to build around.
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Yeah I think you’re on to something here… plenty of teams win with stars, but often times those stars are home grown or blossom into stars after they arrive. Especially position players (pitchers are an exception).

The Astros are a prime example. Same with the Yankees of the late 90s.
 
McLovin said:
The Astros are a prime example. Same with the Yankees of the late 90s.
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As much as I despise the Cheatstros (I’m not bitter though!) they haven’t missed a beat while losing some big name players over the last few years. Cashman should take notes.

At least we’re still paying Hicks $8.7mil and Donaldson $6mil in 2024. Money well spent…
 
StllH8L8ner said:
As much as I despise the Cheatstros (I’m not bitter though!) they haven’t missed a beat while losing some big name players over the last few years. Cashman should take notes.

At least we’re still paying Hicks $8.7mil and Donaldson $6mil in 2024. Money well spent…
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I can’t believe Cashman still has a job. Hal cares so much about money, apparently, and no one has wasted it more than Cashman. It truly boggles my mind.
 
McLovin said:
I can’t believe Cashman still has a job. Hal cares so much about money, apparently, and no one has wasted it more than Cashman. It truly boggles my mind.
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Well honestly while he’s “wasted” it in respect to the payback of talent he hasn’t overspent much at all dollar wise over the last few years. Their annual spend was just as high years ago as now so Cash has found the cheap way around for the most part. He just sucks at finding the guys who can play and play 140 plus games a year as well.
 
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Cashman claimed Oscar Gonzalez off of waivers. Last year in 54 games he was .214/.237.. This could be a game changer:rolleyes:Head bang
 
Not a bad move actually, dumpster is fine but it has become this franchise’s acceptance.
 
Of the three biggest names that the Yankees have been associated with, Soto, Ohtani & Yamamoto, which would you be most excited to have join the Yankees next season? Which, if any, do you think we might see in pinstripes?
 
billythekid said:
Of the three biggest names that the Yankees have been associated with, Soto, Ohtani & Yamamoto, which would you be most excited to have join the Yankees next season? Which, if any, do you think we might see in pinstripes?
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Neither will be a Yankee. This is my guess.

We got Oscar Gonzalez!!
 
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billythekid said:
Of the three biggest names that the Yankees have been associated with, Soto, Ohtani & Yamamoto, which would you be most excited to have join the Yankees next season? Which, if any, do you think we might see in pinstripes?
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Soto will get me interested in next season. It will take a lot to get him and he may leave after one year, but he is young and left handed.
 
Soto should have been completed already. I can't believe its being held up because we want both Thorpe and King excluded from the deal.

We won't bid for Yamamoto unless we know it won't become a bidding war with Cohen or we can unload Stanton's contract.

Hal is nothing like his old man.
 
Don’t trade for Soto without a contract please. Ohtani no shot. Yamamoto most likely while the .340 career hitter from there or Korea is on my wish list. The Cardinals have some players Cashman is interested in. That’s scary!
 
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