Boone, Cashman Overview Yankees ) Offseason Plan
NEW YORK – It’s been 13 years since the Yankees’ last World Series celebration , general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone outline their priorities for the offseason ahead, reaffirming their belief that their roster will remain on the short list that can be the last team .
Here are five important takeaways from Cashman and Boone’s Interview Class Zion:
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“My interaction with him since then was no different than before , and I haven’t gotten any calls from [agent] Page Odle asking why I’m doing this,” Cashman said. “He knew we were doing it. It sounded like there was some kind of underground current that I didn’t know about because it kept popping up.”
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“Sure, I want to stay, but we haven’t Any further discussions on this,” Cashman said. “I’m working on a lot of other employment issues with other people. Everything is on schedule. We’ll see how it turns out.”
Asked about Boone’s performance last season, Cashman said Boone “did a great job,” praising his demeanor and his relationship with the players rapport. Boone brought the Yankees to 99-63 recorded in
and is 99-99 (.94) In his five years at the helm, although he has not been able to win the pennant. Disappointing ALCS sweep after club win 61 of the first 29 game .
“Ultimately, I want to win the championship,” Boone said . “I don’t think there’s a better place to try and make this happen because that’s the mindset and focus every year. I’m excited to be a part of that.”
Although the Yankees continue to point out that internal metrics show Kiner- Falefa is one of the top defensive shortstops in the game and thinks Donaldson should have been a Gold Glove finalist, but neither player contributed much during the playoffs.
Kiner-Falefa was Ben Donaldson during ALDS Be the target of mockery from fans. Boone has said Donaldson is “absolutely” still on track to be a 2023 third baseman, while Keener -Falefa could compete with rookie Oswald Peraza and top rookie Anthony Volpe for the starting spot.
with The Yankees, holding their pro scouting meeting to first review their players internally before expanding into free agency and the trade market, have made an important decision. Cashman confirmed Friday that the Yankees will exercise their $ Right Pitcher Luis Severino’s million-option option, which the general manager calls “an easy decision.”
“Back to the drawing board,” Cashman said. “Even though we didn’t play well against Houston, obviously any [team] is holding us back from winning the World Series. We have to improve ourselves and give ourselves the best chance.”
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