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Reports now have Cody Bellinger at the top of the Yankees’ winter wish list, with Kyle Tucker as the fallback. In my view, that says as much about the front office’s priorities and constraints as it does about the players themselves.
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The Yankees just stacked another 94 win season, led all of baseball in runs, and still watched the Blue Jays celebrate an ALDS win on the mound at Yankee Stadium. If there was ever a winter for brutal honesty at the top of the organization, this is it.
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The Yankees just put up another 94 win season and watched a division rival win the pennant. If that does not scream “arms race,” I do not know what does.
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On a quiet offseason Friday, the loudest Yankees news did not involve a free agent or a trade rumor. It was Hal Steinbrenner talking about a salary cap, and as a Yankees fan, I felt that in my stomach more than any Cody Bellinger update.
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The Yankees just stacked another 94 win season, led the sport in offense, and still watched a division rival celebrate an ALCS berth on their mound. At some point I have to ask the uncomfortable question: is this team actually built for the kind of baseball that decides championships?
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The 2025 Yankees finished 94-68 again, led the league in runs, knocked out Boston in October, and still went home after four games in the ALDS. To really understand what this season was, I think you have to zoom in on the moments when everything tilted.
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On a day when the Blue Jays added another frontline arm, we finally got the clearest picture yet of how the Yankees plan to respond – build the winter around Cody Bellinger, Tatsuya Imai and a big decision on Jasson Dominguez.
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The Yankees put up 94 wins again, led the league in runs, and still walked off their own field after an ALDS loss. I have been going back and forth ever since on whether that counts as real progress or just a shinier version of the same problem.
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The Blue Jays did not just beat the Yankees 3-1 in the Division Series. They put a spotlight on every structural crack this roster has tried to hide for years.
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The 2025 Yankees tied for the best record in the American League, led baseball in slugging, watched Aaron Judge win another MVP, and still went home after the Division Series. I am trying to make sense of a season that was impressive, exhausting, and weirdly familiar.