Christmas has come and gone, and by the looks of it, Santa missed the Bronx. This year, fans of the New York Yankees found nothing under the tree or in their stockings. However, Mr. Clause could hardly be blamed for the Yankees’ excruciatingly underwhelming offseason. By all appearances, the Yankees are looking to field the same team that failed last season, albeit with a few subtractions. Their focus now is to retain star outfielder Cody Bellinger. How are they doing on that front? According to New York baseball insider Jack Curry, the Yankees are taking a “wait and see approach.” As such a statement would suggest, nothing is certain. However, this likely means the Yankees are out on Kyle Tucker. While the wait drags on, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has laid a few of his cards on the table— and Yankee fans are not enthusiastic. After re-signing Ryan Yarbrough, the Yankees have been noticeably quiet on the pitching market. According to Curry, the team has not made an attempt to contact Japanese ace
