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Post by acuraman on Jul 18, 2023 17:22:00 GMT -5
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Post by domeplease on Jul 18, 2023 17:52:28 GMT -5
On second thought, just bring up Pereira and give him a shot. Probably more upside… YEAH = Just call up Pereira DAMN IT!!! |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Jul 19, 2023 8:44:22 GMT -5
I know Ken usually knows what he's talking about but I'm not sure I believe the tax is an issue when Cashman was just saying earlier this week he was looking at big names and not his usual minor tweak comments.
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Post by maizeyanks on Jul 19, 2023 10:30:37 GMT -5
I know Ken usually knows what he's talking about but I'm not sure I believe the tax is an issue when Cashman was just saying earlier this week he was looking at big names and not his usual minor tweak comments. MLB should be incentivizing teams to go for it, instead they put in impediments bc cheap owners cry about expenses. Yankees having to give up their 2nd and 5th rd picks this year bc of Rodon signing is another in long line of pathetic consequences put in by MLB.
Anyway, the fact there are this many question marks on a $290 million payroll is pretty impressive tbh.
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Post by domeplease on Jul 19, 2023 15:13:57 GMT -5
www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/yankees-need-to-promote-outcasted-former-no-1-prospect/ar-AA1e4ty6?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=0134479cf0d74e18968c1862bf16dd08&ei=28 ...An Inefficient Roster Spot Despite Franchy Cordero’s disappointing performance this season, with a meager .155 batting average and a .183 OBP, he still occupies a 40-man roster spot. The situation raises questions about the lack of other players who could fill that spot and possibly contribute more efficiently. The Yankees and Estevan Florial Interestingly, the Yankees have demoted former No. 1 prospect Estevan Florial with an apparent intent not to recall him. While Oswald Peraza has recently been promoted, Florial remains marooned in Triple-A with Scranton. Florial is having an impressive year in Triple-A at 25 years old. The mature outfielder has played 70 games with Scranton this year, boasting a .291 batting average, .388 OBP, and .585 slugging percentage. He has also scored 21 homers, 53 RBIs, 18 stolen bases, and achieved a 135 WRC+. Though the lefty slugger has had a tough run at the MLB level, no worse than Cordero, his potential warrants a second look. ...Management’s Resistance to Youth
The prevailing issue is the management’s unwillingness to give young players opportunities, favoring veterans who’ve failed to establish themselves with an MLB team. Persisting with players like Billy McKinney, Jake Bauers, Franchy Cordero, and IKF reflects a desperate strategy.
As the deadline approaches, fans hope that Cashman will improve the roster. Reports suggest the Yankees might engage in simultaneous buying and selling to retool for the future.www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/new-york-yankees-vlogger-has-his-own-take-on-how-the-team-should-approach-2023-trade-deadline/ar-AA1e4MOn?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=9d98690ac9074a2dad2430c68d1e7084&ei=19Is it over for the 2023 New York Yankees? As much as New York Yankees fans always want to think that there is a chance, the math is not on their side. Barring a considerable winning slide, the New York Yankees will miss the playoffs. The question to ask now is, does the front office really need to be buyers on August 1? www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/the-yankees-are-backed-into-a-corner-with-no-good-options-as-the-trade-deadline-nears/ar-AA1e4o67?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=bf958154e6ed44b39dd46f210b1eb211&ei=25...Brian Cashman shoulders the blame in my opinion for this. He’s used $300 million of Hal Steinbrenner’s money to construct a terrible baseball team that is 500 over their last 200 games played. Now, one of the more exciting times of the year is drawing near and the Yankees don’t really have a great path forward. www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/could-yankees-trade-utility-man-to-open-up-roster-spot/ar-AA1e54G4?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=f0b0c1eb54bf4753bb50b58caabef301&ei=22NO NO NO!!! Do Not trade IKF = Stupid.
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Post by anthonyd46 on Jul 19, 2023 16:39:35 GMT -5
www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/yankees-need-to-promote-outcasted-former-no-1-prospect/ar-AA1e4ty6?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=0134479cf0d74e18968c1862bf16dd08&ei=28 ...An Inefficient Roster Spot Despite Franchy Cordero’s disappointing performance this season, with a meager .155 batting average and a .183 OBP, he still occupies a 40-man roster spot. The situation raises questions about the lack of other players who could fill that spot and possibly contribute more efficiently. The Yankees and Estevan Florial Interestingly, the Yankees have demoted former No. 1 prospect Estevan Florial with an apparent intent not to recall him. While Oswald Peraza has recently been promoted, Florial remains marooned in Triple-A with Scranton. Florial is having an impressive year in Triple-A at 25 years old. The mature outfielder has played 70 games with Scranton this year, boasting a .291 batting average, .388 OBP, and .585 slugging percentage. He has also scored 21 homers, 53 RBIs, 18 stolen bases, and achieved a 135 WRC+. Though the lefty slugger has had a tough run at the MLB level, no worse than Cordero, his potential warrants a second look. ...Management’s Resistance to Youth
The prevailing issue is the management’s unwillingness to give young players opportunities, favoring veterans who’ve failed to establish themselves with an MLB team. Persisting with players like Billy McKinney, Jake Bauers, Franchy Cordero, and IKF reflects a desperate strategy.
As the deadline approaches, fans hope that Cashman will improve the roster. Reports suggest the Yankees might engage in simultaneous buying and selling to retool for the future.www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/new-york-yankees-vlogger-has-his-own-take-on-how-the-team-should-approach-2023-trade-deadline/ar-AA1e4MOn?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=9d98690ac9074a2dad2430c68d1e7084&ei=19Is it over for the 2023 New York Yankees? As much as New York Yankees fans always want to think that there is a chance, the math is not on their side. Barring a considerable winning slide, the New York Yankees will miss the playoffs. The question to ask now is, does the front office really need to be buyers on August 1? www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/the-yankees-are-backed-into-a-corner-with-no-good-options-as-the-trade-deadline-nears/ar-AA1e4o67?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=bf958154e6ed44b39dd46f210b1eb211&ei=25...Brian Cashman shoulders the blame in my opinion for this. He’s used $300 million of Hal Steinbrenner’s money to construct a terrible baseball team that is 500 over their last 200 games played. Now, one of the more exciting times of the year is drawing near and the Yankees don’t really have a great path forward. www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/could-yankees-trade-utility-man-to-open-up-roster-spot/ar-AA1e54G4?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=f0b0c1eb54bf4753bb50b58caabef301&ei=22NO NO NO!!! Do Not trade IKF = Stupid. Who writes these articles? The math is not on their side???? 2.5 behind with 66 games left with 6 games against Toronto and 7 against Houston in those 66 games.. Writer is an idiot. |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Jul 19, 2023 16:50:33 GMT -5
Realistically..
Bellinger + Grichuk is probably the most likely scenario here. Getting both would replace the Bauers/Mckinney/Calhoun/Oswaldo etc group that is barely giving the Yankees anything. That would be an upgrade for sure.
While that moves the needle a little bit I still feel someone like Soto is a huge game changer and could do what Cespedes, Soler, etc did for some struggling offenses in the last few years that were in a similar state at the trade deadline.
Obviously Othani could do that too, but I just am not feeling like he gets traded and if he does somewhere like Seattle is prob most likely since they would prob be able to sign him to an extension, because of the Japanese media presence there and the fact the team is borderline on the cusp of being a good team (right now they are exactly .500). I just can't see him going to somewhere like Baltimore or Cincinnati or Tampa. Seems super unlikely to me he would go to the Yankees.
Outside of Soto and Ohtani outside of what we KNOW is available I'm not sure anyone else is on that caliber that would be on their level. So the best the Yankees might have to hop for is Bellinger + Grichuk + maybe a pitcher or two that with Judge, Nestor, and Losaiga back should be enough to turn this around enough to get into the playoffs.
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Post by acuraman on Jul 19, 2023 17:56:40 GMT -5
Utilityman Isiah Kiner-Falefa, meanwhile, is hitting just .251/.309/.369. That’s 11% worse than average, by measure of wRC+. Acquired to be a stopgap at shortstop, Kiner-Falefa has just eight innings at that position in 2023 and has been used primarily as an outfielder this season. Defensive metrics haven’t provided a strong review of his glovework there, however.
Center fielder Harrison Bader is also a free agent at season’s end and is playing his customary brand of standout defense. However, his .275 on-base percentage also ranks 295th of the 326 players with at least 150 plate appearances this season. His overall .246/.275/.427 batting line checks in below average.
The most palatable rental option for the Yankees to trade would be southpaw Wandy Peralta, who’s earning $3.35MM this season. He’s currently sporting a 2.48 ERA, but his 19.5% strikeout rate is below average and his 13.6% walk rate is an obvious eyesore. Still, Peralta is averaging just shy of 96 mph on his heater and also possesses a huge 63.2% ground-ball rate.
Rosenthal speculates on the possibility of a Gleyber Torres trade, which could simultaneously fetch more talent in return and also trim payroll more than any of those rentals aside from Severino. He’s earning $9.95MM in 2023 and hitting a solid .264/.333/.430 with 14 homers.
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Post by anthonyd46 on Jul 19, 2023 18:09:50 GMT -5
Utilityman Isiah Kiner-Falefa, meanwhile, is hitting just .251/.309/.369. That’s 11% worse than average, by measure of wRC+. Acquired to be a stopgap at shortstop, Kiner-Falefa has just eight innings at that position in 2023 and has been used primarily as an outfielder this season. Defensive metrics haven’t provided a strong review of his glovework there, however. Center fielder Harrison Bader is also a free agent at season’s end and is playing his customary brand of standout defense. However, his .275 on-base percentage also ranks 295th of the 326 players with at least 150 plate appearances this season. His overall .246/.275/.427 batting line checks in below average. The most palatable rental option for the Yankees to trade would be southpaw Wandy Peralta, who’s earning $3.35MM this season. He’s currently sporting a 2.48 ERA, but his 19.5% strikeout rate is below average and his 13.6% walk rate is an obvious eyesore. Still, Peralta is averaging just shy of 96 mph on his heater and also possesses a huge 63.2% ground-ball rate. Rosenthal speculates on the possibility of a Gleyber Torres trade, which could simultaneously fetch more talent in return and also trim payroll more than any of those rentals aside from Severino. He’s earning $9.95MM in 2023 and hitting a solid .264/.333/.430 with 14 homers. I could see Wandy going they seem to like Nick Ramirez and Wandy had looked off for a while Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Post by chiyankee on Jul 19, 2023 18:48:07 GMT -5
This guy just improved about 30 games in the standings.
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Post by acuraman on Jul 19, 2023 19:00:05 GMT -5
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Post by anthonyd46 on Jul 20, 2023 12:52:32 GMT -5
Hopefully this opens up the floodgates, because the Yankees need some trades now than 10 days from now.
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Post by inger on Jul 20, 2023 13:00:57 GMT -5
Hopefully this opens up the floodgates, because the Yankees need some trades now than 10 days from now. If Fujinami is what’s coming through the gates, I just as soon leave them closed… 😂 |
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Post by acuraman on Jul 20, 2023 13:24:59 GMT -5
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Post by inger on Jul 20, 2023 14:27:03 GMT -5
Trade high while he’s hot… |
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