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I want anybody who thinks this team has improved to explain it to me. Please.
I don't think we have. But I also don't think we're in horrible trouble. We've lost some offense from Swisher and Martin. And we have some question marks due to guys coming off injuries and just general aging. But we still have 2 guys who have been MVP candidates in Granderson and Cano. And we still have Teixeira, Jeter, Ichiro. And our pitching staff is solid, though not as deep as i like. But there's still time to make a trade or sign some depth. Just because we didn't overspend on some of these FAs doesn't mean we're doomed.
Hafner: 32 Games / 6 HRs / .382 wOBA
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I think you hit the nail on the head. I didnt really want Cash to go out and sign a Hamilton or Greinke but I also didnt want him to do nothing (outside of Pettite and Mo). But the flaws this team had were pretty obvious all of last post season and nothing was done to fix them.
I don't think we're doomed next year. I think the chances of missing the playoffs are almost as good as their chances of making it though which is certainly something different.
As bad as this offseason has felt I think next offseason is going to be 10x worse. The Yankees didn't like the prices this year in FA, how do they expect it to be when the team has to fill out a majority of its roster under an actual strict (self-imposed) budget. The team would probably be lucky to fill a couple important spots from the farm system.
You are exactly right. I dont see how some people think that the yankees will be able to keep cano. And quite frankly, if he is looking for 10 years, I dont wan them to sign him. But back to your point, next off season they are looking at possibly losing Pettite, Kuroda, Hughes, Rivera, Cano, and Granderson. Not to mention Jeter and arod. Next year will be a disaster.
Yup. And thats on the team for not planning ahead for when this actually happened. There have been plenty of moves (and non-moves) they could have done to put them in a better position for 2014.
I've probably said it a million times already but you really have to wonder who in the Yankees FO thinks going into 2014 with as many holes as they do is a good idea.
You make it sound like they finished 15 games back last season. They were one of the better teams in baseball. How much improvement did they need? My only concern is the fact that they've lost some home run power and haven't replaced it. I know you people don't like home runs, which is totally absurd.
Consider this...last season the top 5 teams in steals and sucessful hit and run did NOT make the postseason, nor did the top 2 teams in sac bunts. Yet, 3 of the top 4 teams in home runs made the postseason. Hmmm......
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