Yankees fans have no choice than to believe in roster they've been given
Unfortunately, as a Yankees fan, the roster the Yankees have put the together is the one I have to root for. After months of writing and talking about the missed opportunity the franchise purposely created for itself, this week I need to put that aside and pray that what changes the Yankees did make will be good enough to win in 2022.
Projections love what the Yankees did this offseason
The Yankees had the opportunity to put together a clear favorite roster in the American League for 2022. They instead chose to put together a roster that could be really good if an abundance of things go their way.
Yankees need to hit on an abundance of items to contend this season
The Yankees’ 2022 season is one enormous gamble. It didn’t have to be this way. The Yankees could have put together as sure of a thing possible from an on-paper roster standpoint.
Yankees' decision at shortstop will have ramifications for years to come
There’s no Yankees baseball because there’s no baseball right now. The lockout is now more than 10 weeks old and there’s no end in sight or optimism that the season will begin on time. But there’s going to be baseball at some point (I think), and when there is, the Yankees have a lot of […]
Yankees manager states obvious in team's biggest need for 2022
Way back in mid-October, the Yankees decided the status quo of being knocked out of the postseason as early as possible was something they wanted to continue to do as an organization and so they gave Aaron Boone a new contract. A month after that, Boone went on CC Sabathia’s podcast to speak about the […]
Baseball has shut down and so has lack of positive offseason Yankees news
Sometimes I wonder what life would be like if I didn’t care about baseball. To be one of the fans you overhear at a game interpreting a simple rule wrong or asking where Derek Jeter is or getting overly excited about a ball that results in a lazy flyout. Sometimes I not only wonder what […]
The center fielder has played in 57 percent of games over six years
Aaron Hicks isn’t going anywhere with four years left on his contract, and after wrongfully believing in him to be an everyday option for the Yankees the last three seasons, the same mistake can’t be made for a fourth straight season.