It's already starting with Cody Bellinger.
After the Yankees have been attached to Bellinger before the season even ended, it is now being revealed that there are mixed feelings about Bellinger coming to the Bronx. Why? Well... if you're asking me, I'll tell you; I believe the Yankees front office, and Brian Cashman are unsure with themselves to make the right decision. That's right... they are under a microscope. Every move is being watched by us fans, and no matter what he does, we will kill him through social media or outlets like this. So, the "hurry up and wait" way of thinking this off-season will ultimately be the Yankees undoing. The same Yankees who have glaring problems... not with their players as much as their front office and analytics department. It's a mess... and it needed to be fixed before we went out and tried to pursue players... but nothing is different at all. Hal's not paying attention... but us fans are.
Inside the Pinstripes writes:
"Although New York has been linked to Bellinger on multiple occasions, it does sound like the Yankees have some concerns, according to the New York Post's Jon Heyman.
"The Yankees like free agent Cody Bellinger but some Yankee people are worried about his hard-hit rate even after his brilliant season," Heyman said. "He seems like the perfect fit as an excellent center fielder who bats left-handed and hit .306 after a couple of rough injury years."But some analytics work against him (my thought: hard-hit rate favors guys who whiff, aka Joey Gallo, not Bellinger, who hit .279 with two strikes by putting the ball in play)."
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