Yankees Avoid Big Contracts, Focus on Bargains at MLB Meetings

Yankees Avoid Big Contracts, Focus on Bargains at MLB Meetings2 publishers · first seen Mon, 09 Nov 2026 23:54 UTC · updated Wed, 11 Nov 2026 16:44 UTCThe New York Yankees are reportedly not looking to add a big contract to their payroll and are bargain shopping at the MLB general manager meetings. Despite a 93-win campaign, the Yankees' World Series drought hit a 17th straight season. The Yankees' bench coach Brad Ausmus is on the verge of being hired to manage the Houston Astros, and their hitting coach James Rowson is discussing a position with the San Francisco Giants. The Phillies are considering roster changes, with a focus on complementing their aging core with younger players. The Mets are looking to address their starting rotation and lineup, with a focus on meeting with top free agent Tarik Skubal and adding another first baseman.Content auto-generated. May contain inaccuracies.

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