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- A Look At How Recent Great Second Basemen Have Aged – Part 2 (Defense and Position Changes)
dWAR ages 33-36 = 0.30 ROBINSON CANO – Like Joe Morgan, he never had a negative dWAR through his ages 26
- The Players Most Similar to Aaron Judge
Gallo is only 26. Jorge Soler – Last month, on February 25, Soler turned 28. Mookie Betts has one Hall-of-Famer on his list of the most similar players through age-26, Duke Snider
- Is the New York Yankees Window Closing?
Maybe the reason why the Yankees feel perpetually trapped in the low-to-mid 90 win range is that they The gap in the 29-31 range (McMahon is signed to a pretty cheap contract for just two more years, Bednar Alonso (31), Framber Valez (32), Alex Bregman (31), but they might be willing to commit to Michael King
- 2022 First Base Targets? – Luke Voit
He’s put in 1,901.1 innings at first base during this time to a -26 DRS and a -2.7 UZR. He’s already on the roster (no additional cost) and on a cheaper contract than any player they would bring
- Card-by-Yankees Card: The 1977 Topps Set, Bucky Dent (Article 6)
We’d get to his house, ring the doorbell…and hope. Bucky never came to the door. Until, a magical day when, along with my good pal Roger, we went over, rang his doorbell and he answered
- SSTN Weekly Mailbag: A Trade Proposal, Sevy’s Timetable, and Catching Competition!
Puk has also been dinged in the past for being out of shape, though he has been training at Cressey Sports Puk is almost 26 already, and it will take a couple of years now to build up his innings in the rotation For a long-term asset like Sevy, I would expect the Yankees to wait until the 16-18 month mark to bring longer and work better). 16 months would put us at just before the All-Star break while 17 months brings
- COUNTING DOWN: The Best Yankee At Each Uniform Number (#10)
The Best Yankee At Each Uniform Number (#27) COUNTING DOWN: The Best Yankee At Each Uniform Number (#26
- Perspectives: The Recent Yankees Moves… I LIKE THEM! (Here Is Why)
by Paul Semendinger January 26, 2021 *** I like it when the Yankees start making moves.
- SSTN Mailbag: Injuries, Cashman, The Front Office, And Rizzo!
least had a plan (even if part of it involved working around an ownership group that didn't care about rings Jose Trevino is a fringe MLB-hitter at his best, but his defense made him playable; with a bum wrist? DJLM can play 3B every day, and I would go as far as to bring in Luke Voit, who was just given his requested
- The Tuesday Discussion: The Aaron Boone Question
If that doesn’t bring home better results, then fire him. A deeper look at his head to head with Boston and Tampa shows he is 41-26 vs Boston (.612%) and 32-35 injuries, especially in 2019, which incidentally was his best year statistically as a manger 103-59, going 26 Boone also controls the team with the MLB’s 2nd highest payroll with which he was able to bring back If Cashman brings in someone new, who doesn’t quite get it done, he will still have more time for the
- Non-Tendered: Eddie Rosario
The Yankees currently have a starting left-fielder in Clint Frazier who is going into his age-26 season the numbers don’t back up this idea and there is only really one situation in which I could justify bringing If bringing in Rosario meant the Yankees traded Frazier (and obviously other pieces) to get back some
- The Tuesday Discussion: Are They For Real?
currently 24-24) is likely not for real with their +6 luck, along with teams like the Chicago Cubs (20-26












