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Yankees Eye Big Changes Amid Offseason Decisions

12/27/2025

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Summary

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The Yankees begin a slow offseason with pending decisions on Cody Bellinger and Paul Goldschmidt.
Analyst Mike Axisa says the team could pivot to Toronto's Bo Bichette if Bellinger does not re-sign.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone says changes are expected before spring training.
The team is linked to veteran pitcher Michael Lorenzen who could add rotation depth.
Fans remain anxious for moves, while the 2026 roster remains the focus.

History

Historical Context

The New York Yankees, established in 1901 and officially named in 1913, have a rich history marked by 27 World Series championships, the most in MLB. In 1977, under manager Billy Martin, they won their first title in 15 years, led by stars Reggie Jackson and Catfish Hunter. Today, the Yankees face crucial offseason decisions that could shape their competitiveness for the 2026 season.

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Story summary

The Yankees begin a slow offseason with pending decisions on Cody Bellinger and Paul Goldschmidt.
Analyst Mike Axisa says the team could pivot to Toronto's Bo Bichette if Bellinger does not re-sign.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone says changes are expected before spring training.
The team is linked to veteran pitcher Michael Lorenzen who could add rotation depth.
Fans remain anxious for moves, while the 2026 roster remains the focus.

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