Another season, another disappointment for the New York Yankees, who fell in a four-game ALDS to the Toronto Blue Jays. With the offseason ahead, it’s time again to make tough decisions. Paul Goldschmidt, Luke Weaver, Devin Williams, Trent Grisham, Ryan Yarbrough, Paul Blackburn and Amed Rosario will all be free agents. Cody Bellinger is expected to opt-out of his contract, and Jonathan Loaisiga has a club option. With numerous players set to enter free agency, general manager Brian Cashman will be tasked with deciding which of the Yankees’ potential departures earned another shot with the team and which haven’t. While there is a case to be made for each of their free agent class headliners, there is one high-profile player the Yankees should definitely seek a reunion with and another they should almost certainly let go. It may be controversial, but how many chances does a team get to sign an elite closer at a rock-bottom price? If there is one thing consistent about relievers, it’s inconsistency. Even elit
