A lot of Yankees fans when they reacted to this
, you breaking this news of what that deal is
gonna be is what's next? Because there is still
the question marks of Carlos Rodon Nestor Cortez Clark Schmidt's
a nice 54 maybe. But you know, isn't
a guy you can really rely on. It seems
like, but this rotation, how it's taking shape
right now, it's Garrett Cole, what you rely
on and then seems like a bunch of question marks
. So do you see Brian Cashman and this Yankees
front office staying put with what they have now?
Or could they still be in the market for Blake
Snell Jordan Montgomery or even in the trade market for
a Dylan CSE Corbin Burns, maybe even a Shane
Bieber type. Yeah, I think the answer to
that is there's definitely still in the market but I
think what Stroman allows them to do in their mind
is to now do this in, in not a
frenzy because they needed to add at least one they
needed to get Clayton Beater or will Warren out of
the rotation and make Clark Schmidt their fifth starter,
right? Which they've done. They would probably like
to make Clark Schmidt their sixth starter, which we
know in a world with Rodin and Cortez and Stroman
and whatever he's gonna still make 20 starts. But
like, that would be much more comfortable if he
was the first line of depth as opposed to somebody
who's never pitched in the major leagues before, like
beer or Warren. Right. So, I think
though, what this trade allows them to do is
they don't like the current price on C they don't
like the current price on Snell. I don't think
they're in love with the current price on Bieber guys
like this. So this allows them to sit there
and go. Are these the real prices or are
these the prices you're telling a desperate team we're a
little less desperate today than we were yesterday and we
could wait out the market and if it turns out
that Dylan C gets traded to the Dodgers and they're
willing to pay the price, the Yankees aren't,
the Yankees will go. Ok. We're losing,
we lost the guy, but we have Stroman,
we are a little more comfortable. I just think
this, this deal, part of the reasoning behind
it for the Yankees is it allows them to attack
the rest of the marketplace without a high level of
desperation that with inspiration because they're as all in,
as any team in baseball this year and they probably
wanna, and they probably know they're gonna need to
add another starter is that in February 1st or July
30th, like this team is probably knows this.
So they just as soon try to do it now
, but they do want to see if they could
get it at a price that currently is lower either
in free agency or trade than they're hearing. And
I think Stroman gives them the ability a little bit
to take a deep breath and say, let's see
where this market really ends up for Snell. Let's
see where this market really ends up for C SI
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