How much starting pitching will the Yankees add?

I would like to see like if the Yankees want to shore things up and they want to get an established starting pitcher and if they want to use a starter later on after you get back Cole and Rodon and you want to use that to be use that surplus to then get something else for the team. I would like that. And they’re going to get starting pitching. It’s just a matter of fact is it is it a Yarborough type that you’re just trying to get months out of? They’re going to bring in starting pitching. It’s to what level?

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4 comments

  1. Not that they will cuz I’m fairly certain they won’t, but if they did get Skubal, you’re looking at starting 5 of Skubal, Cole, Fried, Rodon, and Schlitler next year. If they want to stay under the 300 million like they said last year, they lose Bellinger, Grisham, and Goldy for that, which means probably no replacement for true outfield and turn to the young guys or maybe we pick someone else up for a year or 2 and hope he performs, also means we don’t pick up, we probably take ourselves out of the running for Murikami, and send a few of the young starter we have to the pen. This leaves us with a great rotation, decent but not great lineup, and a shaky pen.

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