Soto or Nowhere: The Official 2024 New York Yankees Off-Season Thread

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I am surprised this hasn't been done.
If they don't keep Gerrit Cole, I think all hell breaks loose.

Soto is most likely gone but if Cole is let go, Soto absolutely is gone.

And if the Yankees are looking at a 2025 season without Cole and Soto, then Judge would have to feel a lot of anger that the Yankees aren't committed to spending everything they can to win. Though to be fair...Judge is the last person to complain about anything on the Yankees.
 

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You definitely make some great points although I guess I'd much rather just have a younger pitcher with less wear and tear than an older one but the safe option is to keep Cole rather than risk losing him and we all know that Cashman never takes any good risks. Although I feel like if we don't resign Soto we might as let everyone go including Cole but I know they'll never do that as our FO office is far too content to stay on on front side of the treadmill rather than start from scratch...plus we're not going to know Soto's future for months unfortunately.

I'm content knowing that this team is not serious about winning until cashman is gone.
to the bolded: that's what I'm saying.

Now, as far as starters, Gil might win ROY. That's a start. Schmidt is a good arm who needs to continue to build endurance. He's a Montgomery do-over. If we're serious about wanting young cheap arms, then Hampton needs to be protected at all costs. Can't say I love the other guys. I'd be stunned if Hess is anything more than mop up guy in the majors, so Cashman and the scouts aren't getting better there.

I like some of the arms we have as bullpen guys like Gomez, Beeter, Cade Smith. The bullpen isn't too far off as long as you like Weaver closing.
 

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MLB’s Qualifying Offers List

The deadline to accept a qualifying offer is set for Nov. 19.

Juan Soto (OF) | New York Yankees

Corbin Burnes (RHP) | Baltimore Orioles

Anthony Santander (OF) | Baltimore Orioles

Alex Bregman (3B) | Houston Astros

Willy Adames (SS) | Milwaukee Brewers

Pete Alonso (1B) | New York Mets

Sean Manaea (LHP) | New York Mets

Luis Severino (RHP) | New York Mets

Teoscar Hernández (OF) | Los Angeles Dodgers

Nick Pivetta (RHP) | Boston Red Sox

Christian Walker (1B) | Arizona Diamondbacks

Nick Martinez (RHP) | Cincinnati Reds

Max Fried (LHP) | Atlanta Braves
 
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