“I think the Yankees are looking to improve, not subtract.” -Scott Boras on the Yankees offseason outlook

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1. The real commish of baseball…..unfortunately

2. Unreal Glazing

3. hal – we’re trying to get good enough that fans will not bitch so hard and we can save money by scraping into oct

4. I do want Belly back but I don’t like this guys face lol..

5. They’re the Yankees and they didn’t win the WS. I was assuming they’d look to add. Then again, Hal and Cashman are running things. So who knows.

6. Improve the boras family trust is what he means.  

7. “Here’s why this thing I’m trying to sell you is so good, and why you need it”

8. I really don’t like this guy lmaoo.

9. I feel like if I’m the yanks I tell Boras to keep their name out of his mouth. Like they do enough business for him don’t need to play around

10. “If you want to sign a free agent, be aware that you will be contending with the Yankees so you should offer more”

11. wow, great commentary bozo

12. He must not know Hal

13. Give me Belly back, Tucker and Skenes!!! Wooooooo!!

14. It’s not the offseason without boras goading owners to spend more.

15. Not a huge Scott Boras fan but since he represents so many players I kinda trust him, weirdly enough

16. This pathetic mutt

17. Scott Boras is a theater kid with a law degree lol always talking in platitudes

18. It’s first and foremost the owners that don’t spend as the reason for the 2027 lockout, but this guy is a close second

19. “The Yankees are perennially one of the biggest spenders in the league and I’d be foolish to eliminate them as a destination to use as a bargaining ploy in talking to other teams”

20. Thank You captain obvious

21. What a stupid statement… like, no shit they’re trying to improve. Every team is

22. He knows Pete is coming over

23. Not surprised he said this, he’s an agent and the Yankees are one of the biggest markets. He needs the Yankees to be buyers so it drives up the price on his players and his take. We may not be spending like when George was alive, but we are still 3rd in payroll. It just hasn’t always been spent wisely.