Will the New York Yankees be contenders in 2024?

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The New York Yankees entered the 2023 MLB offseason as one of the most disappointing teams in the majors. The Yankee front office knew that changes needed to be made immediately. The organization wasted a prime year of stars Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole. The Yankees would begin their off season, trading for star right fielder Juan Soto and outfielders Alex Verdugo and Trent Grisham. The Yankees would lose a lot of pitching depth through the two trades but greatly improved their batting lineup. The departure of starting pitcher Michael King could come back to haunt the Yankees, if he becomes a star in San Deigo. The new starting lineup looks dangerous with Juan Soto projected to hit before Aaron Judge, Anthony Rizzo and Giancarlo Stanton. The project lineup feels well structured but the team’s pitching depth has shrunk. The Yankees lack a fifth starting pitcher in their pitching rotation. The starting pitching rotation is currently Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon, Nestor Cortez and Clarke Schmidt. The best available starting pitchers in free agency include Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Michael Wacha, Seth Lugo and Lucas Giolito. The Yankees must add at least one of these starting pitchers to improve their pitching rotation. A balanced pitching rotation and well structured lineup will great improve the Yankees gameplan for 2024. With the current moves made, will the New York Yankees be contenders next season? Is the Evil Empire back? The MLB hot stove gets hotter as the Holiday Season commences.
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