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Soto or Nowhere: The Official 2024 New York Yankees Off-Season Thread
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Mantle Drunk
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I don’t even undersee tree and how you get injured when you barely run the bases to begin with. If you basically don’t run why does it even matter if you have a strain.
Last year's hammy strain took out Stanton for 6 weeks. 
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This could speak a lot to things, Gleyber said Mendoza stayed on his ass whenever he fukked up.
"He was always the guy, when I did bad things, he went hard with me," Torres says. "It was good. Maybe in the moment, someone can tell you something that you don’t like to hear. But that’s the best thing for a culture."
"From the first day I came to the organization, Mendy helped me with everything," Torres says.
"He helped me to get mature quicker. He was the infield coordinator. Then the first couple years [in the big leagues], if I didn’t run hard on the bases, or things like that, he would go straight to me. 'Hey, you have to do the little things. You have to be a professional. If you get mad because you fail in one at-bat, you have to be a professional.'"
"He doesn’t care who I am," said Torres, meaning that he was a top prospect, then an All-Star. "If he had the right answer for me, he would always come straight to me. And I love it. If I do bad, just tell me. That’s the only way I can be better and fix it for later."
So maybe he just needs a foot constantly in his ass.
Yankees’ Gleyber Torres on Mets’ Carlos Mendoza: 'When I did bad things, he went hard with me'
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, during his long tenures in player development for the Yankees and then as Aaron Boone’s bench coach, assumed an almost parental role with Gleyber Torres.
sports.yahoo.com
This could speak a lot to things, Gleyber said Mendoza stayed on his ass whenever he fukked up.
"He was always the guy, when I did bad things, he went hard with me," Torres says. "It was good. Maybe in the moment, someone can tell you something that you don’t like to hear. But that’s the best thing for a culture."
"From the first day I came to the organization, Mendy helped me with everything," Torres says.
"He helped me to get mature quicker. He was the infield coordinator. Then the first couple years [in the big leagues], if I didn’t run hard on the bases, or things like that, he would go straight to me. 'Hey, you have to do the little things. You have to be a professional. If you get mad because you fail in one at-bat, you have to be a professional.'"
"He doesn’t care who I am," said Torres, meaning that he was a top prospect, then an All-Star. "If he had the right answer for me, he would always come straight to me. And I love it. If I do bad, just tell me. That’s the only way I can be better and fix it for later."
So maybe he just needs a foot constantly in his ass.
I think the Yankees have to give serious consideration toward trading for Pete Alonso.
In my opinion their lineup needs more balance and 1B is a major hole in offensive production.
If they really are intent on going all in, that's where they should go because I don't think their offense matches up with the Dodgers or Phillies, and maybe not even as good as the Orioles.
In my opinion their lineup needs more balance and 1B is a major hole in offensive production.
If they really are intent on going all in, that's where they should go because I don't think their offense matches up with the Dodgers or Phillies, and maybe not even as good as the Orioles.
Walter H White
All Star
Well looks like we got JD
Acquired Davis and cash considerations in exchange for infielder Jordan Groshans
Not great.
JD Davis is a long shot to be a contributor that moves the needle.
This is a typical Brian Cashman move. He's trying to find cheap ways to weather the storm rather than going for it.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
fukk NO
When the lineup struggles to score runs in the postseason, because everyone but Soto and Judge are struggling, dap me up when I said "I told you so".
AnonymityX1000
Veteran
Maybe the can sign him as a FA but Yanks and Mets never do big deals out of fear of embarrassment from losing trade. Maybe trade for Goldshmidt or AZ's 1B.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
I’m not trading the sun moon and stars for half a year of Pete (not that the Mets are sellers anyway right now).When the lineup struggles to score runs in the postseason, because everyone but Soto and Judge are struggling, dap me up when I said "I told you so".
The problem the Yankees have is that they bytch up with RISP (and that includes Judge too). The guys who always wind up in those situations aren’t the people you’re replacing. It’s the Gleyber’s, the Stanton’s, the DJ’s. I’ve seen Eduardo Nunez come through in the postseason. It’s in the mental makeup at this point. Oscar Gonzalez is in our system right now. I don’t know what he’s hitting and I don’t care. I’ve seen him hit in big spots. Take your chances on guys who aren’t bytches, regardless of how the regular season goes.
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
Good shyt from Grisham and Volpe.
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
So many dead spots in the lineup
Yearly Stanton injuries are 
at this point.
And I bet if I google his deal on baseball reference it will say some shĩt like he has 9 years left
at this point.And I bet if I google his deal on baseball reference it will say some shĩt like he has 9 years left