Insider Reveals BLOCKBUSTER Yankees Move Imminent…

Insider Reveals BLOCKBUSTER Yankees Move Imminent…

An MLB insider has revealed that a New York Yankees blockbuster move is imminent as there has been multiple reports surrounding the Yankees and the fact that they are yet to make any sort of big splash in free agency. While teams like the Toronto Blue Jays have been linked to stars and already made one blockbuster move in signing Dylan Cece. The Yankees ultimately need to continue to build this team up if they want to look like a true World Series contender. Obviously, they do look like a playoff team, and there has been reports that the Yankees do like what their roster looks like, as according to Jeff Pass, who did tell Michael K that recently, which does signal that maybe the Yankees aren’t locked in on making a ton of moves, but there’s improvements that they have to make, and there are moves that they are still going to make as the team is yet to make their big splash and we know that they want to, as they typically try to do at least once in offseason. But the Yankees, they need to keep adding some more talent to this team because right now things are not good enough. But guys, we’re going to jump into the video, discuss all of that, and discuss the big move that we see coming. But guys, real quick, if you are part of that 66% that’s not subscribed to Yankees diet, just make sure to go ahead and subscribe if you want to know everything about the New York Yankees in these little 8 to 10 minute videos that we do. We give you all the news so you’re fully updated on the Yankees and know everything that is happening with this team. But let’s jump into the video guys because there is a lot to go over right now because look, we need the Yankees to make a big move. We’re all waiting for it. We’re all wondering if it’s going to happen and it’s up to Brian Cashman ultimately and Hal Simon. Simon seems willing to spend some money out there and now it’s up to Cashman to make a move. Right now the Yankees, it was really they didn’t talk to Michael King when there was a lot of reports the Yankees were very interested in King before he ultimately resigned with the San Diego Padres’s. A bad idea for the Yankees because King would have fit beautifully. However, the Yankees maybe they’re not looking at starting pitching that closely. Maybe they decided, you know what, once we’re healthy, a starting lineup of or a starting rotation of Garrett Cole, Max Freed, Carlos Rodon, Cam Schlitler, and Will Warren is definitely good enough to win a World Series. Something that I would not argue with. I do expect Cole to come back and be great. Max Freed is a top tier ace. Cam Schlitler looks like he’s going to be a top tier ace. And Carlos Rodon is also downright awesome. So, when we consider that and the fact that Will Warren is definitely going to get better at time, he was a rookie. Having a 4.44 RA as a rookie, it’s not really the worst case scenario. It took Tar Scubble two years as a top prospect before things started really getting going anyway. So, we don’t have to instantly see it. Just seeing it happen with Schlitler has been an awesome surprise. But guys, in regards to the Yankees right now, we do need to see moves happen. And Ken Rosenthal recently said the Yankees do have a big move coming as the Yankees are lurking right now. According to Ken Rosenthal, saying their winter is not going to end with the one-year $2.5 million signings of lefty Ryan Yarro and infielder Amed Rosario. Those are the two moves the Yankees have made right now while also bringing back Tim Hill onto the team. Right now, the Yankees have made good moves ultimately that they’ve made. I like every move. Resigning Rosario, resigning Yarro, resigning Tim Hill. All good moves, A+ moves for sure, but not stuff that’s going to really change the dynamic of this team. The Yankees ultimately need to find moves that are going to make a further impact than just these little pitter pattern moves that are going to have a huge impact, but are not league breaking, hey, Blue Jays, lookout moves. They’re just ressigning guys who were helpful to the team. a team that did ultimately lose in the ALDS anyway. So, the Yankees do need to try to figure out some route to success here. Now, Rosario with the Yankees. I mean, he’s been good at a 303 batting average with 10 hits and a home run. Had an OPS 788, a solid fielder who can move around from third base to second base to first base. He can play anything but shortstop. He used to play shortstop. The Yankees don’t look at him as that. So, he’ll move around the infield. He definitely will be helpful, especially against the lefty pitching. And ultimately, I do like the idea of Rosario being back. I’m really excited about Rosario, but again, he’s not going to change everything for the Yankees. And Ryan Yarro, he’s pretty interesting as well. Obviously a good player. He’s a swing man. He could start and he will start while the Yankees ultimately do wait for their pitching to heal up. He’ll be their fifth starter. And I mean, the lefty’s good, man. He’s played in 16 games or 19 games for the Yankees. Eight of them he ultimately started. And also, he grabbed a save this season. Had a 64 had 64 innings pitch with 55 strikeouts. He’s not somebody who’s going to blow you away with strikeouts, but he’s a good ground ball pitcher and his whip would be lower. But again, being a ground ball pitcher means you’re going to let guys on base at times. It’s fine. Ryan Yarro is a very good pitcher and I do like Yarro a lot. The 4.36 RA is not indicative of how good he is. He is better than his RA claims. Now, at the same time, we also have to look at other moves that they could be making. I mean, we look at the free agent market right now. The top guys, Kyle Tucker, Farmer Valdez, Cody Bellinger, Alex Bregman, Ranger Suarez, Bo Bashette. Top guys here who have not signed a contract yet. Bette it feels like is a certainty to go back to the Toronto Blue Jays. It’d be shocking if he went anywhere else. Bregman completely up in the airs. kind of think it’s either just going to be back to Boston or I wouldn’t be too stunned if he ends up in Detroit. Believe it or not, I think that makes a lot of sense from Bashette again. I expect in Toronto. Cody Bellinger is feels like it’s between the Yankees and the Mets right now. And Kyle Tucker, I guess feels like the Blue Jays right now, but anything could still happen with both Bellinger and Tucker. Meanwhile, Valdez, I don’t know, not the Yankees, but I I don’t know where he’s going to sign. I think the Mets make some sense, but the Mets aren’t that interested in him. So with everything surrounding the New York Yankees right now and surrounding this team, they are going to make a big splash. And this doesn’t necessarily have to be in free agency. Remember, at the same time, the Yankees ultimately could decide, you know what, our best move is making a trade for insert player here. They find a guy they like, maybe that’s Freddy Peralta. There’s been some talk about that. And they decide ultimately to pull the trigger on that move. That’s always a potential possibility. At the same time, there’s also possibilities that the Yankees do look at free agency or to look at hitters via trades. There’s a lot of different stuff the Yankees can ultimately do with the team right now. So, it’s going to be interesting to see exactly what they’re looking for, but I’m going to expect it’s a free agency move. Right now, that’s sort of what I’m expecting the Yankees to ultimately decide to do is make a free agency signing. The question is, what is that signing going to be? Well, the obvious one that we take a look at is just bring back Cody Bellinger. Bellinger had a 272 batting average and 813 OPS, a 125 OPS plus is an excellent outfielder who can bounce around from left to center to right if he needs to, could also jump in at first base. Bellinger is an excellent defender, good base runner, and gives you a lot of the things you need. Resigning Bellinger would be an excellent move for the Yankees, but still the needle isn’t moved past a Blue Jays team that’s gotten better this off season. And at the same time, the Yankees are just resigning their own guys. Bring back a team that lost to Toronto a year before. I just don’t think it’s a good idea at all for the Yankees right now. And I do think they need to improve this roster. Not just bringing guys back, but bringing new guys in. Something they’ve been really yet to do at all in the offseason. It’s been an upsetting offseason thus far for the Yankees watching them do nothing. But also, many teams have not made too big a moves right now as well, which is important to note right now. A lot of teams have been standing pat the Blue Jays. if anyone have been the most active. So, it’ll be interesting to see kind of how that situation goes down. But, tip, but I’m going to be honest, guys. I’ve said this before, I’ll say it again. I mean, look, Bellinger right now, apparently, nobody has come close to what he’s at to what Boris is, Scott Boris’s demands are for his client, Cody Bellinger, according to Jack Curry. And that’s not ideal. There’s been reports that I mean, Boris is trying to get Bellinger to be a $400 million player. First of all, that’s not happening. Nobody’s giving him that money. But even so, if they’re asking for that much, just sign Kyle Tucker. Let’s be honest, Kyle Tucker’s better than Cody Baler. I don’t know why we do this dance and pretend like he’s not. The man is a better base runner. He’s a great fielder. He can’t play center field. He’s not as good of a fielder as Baler, but the Yankees can throw him in left field. I know left field is a little bit harder in Yankee Stadium than most places, but Kyle Tucker has a gold glove to his name. He could handle it. He’ll be fine. On top of that, he’s a better hitter. He gets on base easier. He is a better power hitter, but he had Bellinger the luxury of playing in Yankee Stadium. Remember when Bellinger wasn’t in Yankee Stadium, his OPS was below the league average 750, which is important to note. Kyle Tucker played in one of the hardest stadiums to hit in if you are a lefty like he is in Wrigley Field. Tucker only had 22 home runs, and also battled an injury. The big thing about Tucker is he has dealt with injuries, but are going to pretend Cody Beller hasn’t dealt with injuries in his career at points. He’s also a better base runner. He’s still 25 bases, has more pop in the bat, gets on base better, and has a higher OPS and OPS plus. Kyle Tucker’s just better than Cody Bellinger. There’s no if ends or buts about it. He’s better. and the Yankees ultimately if Bellinger is going to ask for way more money than he’s worth on a contract that I don’t think is going to age well because I’m going to be real guys. I’m going be completely honest. Is he going to last? Is he? Let’s be real. Tucker’s two years younger. Power is the last thing to go. Bellinger is a defender. He’s a defender mainly more than he’s a defender who gets on base and then can hit some big home runs and is a clutch performer. Kyle Tucker is a defender secondary, but Tucker gets on base. Tucker hits better. He gets on base more. And again, he hits with more contact and power. Ultimately, I am so pro. Give Kyle Tucker the money you’re going to give Ballinger. It makes the team better. It also prevents the Blue Jays from getting him, which makes the the Yankees path easier to winning the World Series. What do you guys think, though? Let me know in the comments down below if I’m wrong. Let me know if I’m right. Let me know if you hate me. Like this video, subscribe, turn on post notifications. Have a great day, guys. Happy Saturday night. Go Yankees.

Chris Gallagher breaks down MLB insider Ken Rosenthal saying that the Yankees are lurking and will be making a move soon.

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