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Edward Cabrera A Cub (Almost)

  • Writer: SSTN Admin
    SSTN Admin
  • 1 day ago
  • 2 min read

January 7, 2025

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Now, of note - the trade is not finalized. Trades fall through. Things change.


This isn't even to say that Edward Cabrera would have been a good fit for the Yankees.

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Please let us know if you are not completely fed up with rumors of the Yankees being close or interested or might possibly make an offer for Player X.


Are there still fans willing to buy into the rumors?


Are there still fans willing to give the Yankees a pass?


Are there still fans that buy into the Yankees' excuse making?


"The offseason is still young!"

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Regarding all the talk about the slow market or whatever...


It seems that teams are making trades and signing players:



Other teams are making deals. Other teams are getting better. Other teams are going for it.

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You know how the market could get interesting for the Yankees?


This is very simple, the Yankees would simply have to sign and trade for players.


They can act. The Yankees can control their own market. They could have been involved in the players who have been traded. They could have signed players who have signed contracts.


Instead the Yankees make excuses. "The market is slow."


This is what the Yankees are today - an organization that makes excuses.


One doesn't need to make excuses when they are winning World Championships.


Winners don't need to make excuses.

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Note - We have an article from EJ on Edward Cabrera already scheduled for tomorrow. Whether or not he gets traded to the Yankees, that article will run tomorrow.


It's good information... maybe for Cubs fans, at least.

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