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New York Yankees Official Thread - vs O’s, 51-24 - Cole back!
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Wandy baby
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Na I get it. I think anyone that collects signatures of old men would admit it's weird.Dude you are completely missing the point
That's not shade. It's no more weird than collecting sneakers. We all do weird ****, most people would admit that imo.
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Good to see the camaraderie is on mid-season form 
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lol I really didn't mean shade by it. I know people think I'm weird af for having a whole *** sneaker room. It's weird, **** am I supposed to say? It's weird but it makes me happy.
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Still don’t know what he said……….
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Volpe with the lead off bomb today 
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I may have to add that auto soon….Saw his 2-4 with 2 steals first game
Waits to be called a weirdo………lol
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Rodon now… sheesh man not an idle start
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His UCL is intact though, which is a good sign.
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Yea Rodon and Montas out isn't good. Could be behind from the jump.
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Hopes to be back April - feels like the last 5 seasons we’ve had no luck with the injury bug
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“Really bad start” gets me every time.
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this kid really might be the goods
that swing is too pretty ...
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When do they announce Hicks injury?
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this kid really might be the goods
that swing is too pretty ...
If there was ever a swing tailor made for the short porch in right, it's his.
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Donaldson/IKF/Hicks gonna ruin it all for all of us.
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Idk how the Yankees can justify not breaking camp with Volpe and Domiguez. Maybe for a few weeks to gain an extra year of control but they need to be up asap.
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Now Bader won’t be ready for opening day smh
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From TA
2023 salary: $4.7 million (second year of two-year, $10.4 million extension)
The two contracts Bader had to love seeing this past winter were for Brandon Nimmo(eight years and $162 million with the Mets) and Andrew Benintendi (five years and $75 million with the White Sox). Bader’s track record entering his walk year, in fact, isn’t far off of what Nimmo’s was this time last year. Nimmo made $7 million last season, Bader can earn nearly that much in incentives this year.
When I did this exercise more thoroughly for Nimmo last spring, I landed at a baseline deal just like Benintendi’s: five years and $75 million, albeit with significant incentives. I ended that by writing, “If Nimmo does stay healthy and post the kind of 5-WAR season he’s capable of, he’ll make more than this in free agency.” Nimmo stayed healthy, posted a 5-WAR season and made a lot more in free agency.
Bader doesn’t have quite Nimmo’s ceiling. He played at just about a three-win pace last year while missing half the season. But he plays a position of extreme scarcity well, provides some impact with the bat, and has done more than Benintendi over the past few years. That would seem to put his floor at about $15 million for any years of free agency an extension would buy out. Let’s buy out five free-agent years for Bader at $16 million per year and guarantee the $7 million he could make this season, giving him a six-year, $87 million deal.
2023 salary: $15 million (exercised club option on four-year, $40 million extension)
The Yankees’ decision to pick up Severino’s club option for this season — the salary minus the buyout equals $12.25 million — gives you some sense of his worth even after he’s tossed a total of 120 innings in the past four years. Most of those came last year, and most of those were very good innings, so Severino has the chance to make himself a lot of money with a full season of that kind of performance. (Most free agents with Severino’s profile signed one-year deals in order to rebuild their value.) He knows it himself, telling The Athletic that this is “his most important year.”
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A healthy season from Severino could put him back in company with Zack Wheeler, Hyun-jin Ryu or Carlos Rodón before they signed their big deals for more than $20 million per season. Instead, at the moment, Severino’s best comp is probably Alex Cobb, who signed a four-year $57 million deal with Baltimore after one full season back from Tommy John surgery.
An extension would thus bridge some of the gap between those two spots, valuing Severino’s free-agent years around $18 million per season. This will only be his age-29 season, so it could remain on the shorter end: Think four years and $70 million.
Harrison Bader, 29
Controlled through 20232023 salary: $4.7 million (second year of two-year, $10.4 million extension)
The two contracts Bader had to love seeing this past winter were for Brandon Nimmo(eight years and $162 million with the Mets) and Andrew Benintendi (five years and $75 million with the White Sox). Bader’s track record entering his walk year, in fact, isn’t far off of what Nimmo’s was this time last year. Nimmo made $7 million last season, Bader can earn nearly that much in incentives this year.
When I did this exercise more thoroughly for Nimmo last spring, I landed at a baseline deal just like Benintendi’s: five years and $75 million, albeit with significant incentives. I ended that by writing, “If Nimmo does stay healthy and post the kind of 5-WAR season he’s capable of, he’ll make more than this in free agency.” Nimmo stayed healthy, posted a 5-WAR season and made a lot more in free agency.
Bader doesn’t have quite Nimmo’s ceiling. He played at just about a three-win pace last year while missing half the season. But he plays a position of extreme scarcity well, provides some impact with the bat, and has done more than Benintendi over the past few years. That would seem to put his floor at about $15 million for any years of free agency an extension would buy out. Let’s buy out five free-agent years for Bader at $16 million per year and guarantee the $7 million he could make this season, giving him a six-year, $87 million deal.
Luis Severino, 29
Controlled through 20232023 salary: $15 million (exercised club option on four-year, $40 million extension)
The Yankees’ decision to pick up Severino’s club option for this season — the salary minus the buyout equals $12.25 million — gives you some sense of his worth even after he’s tossed a total of 120 innings in the past four years. Most of those came last year, and most of those were very good innings, so Severino has the chance to make himself a lot of money with a full season of that kind of performance. (Most free agents with Severino’s profile signed one-year deals in order to rebuild their value.) He knows it himself, telling The Athletic that this is “his most important year.”
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A healthy season from Severino could put him back in company with Zack Wheeler, Hyun-jin Ryu or Carlos Rodón before they signed their big deals for more than $20 million per season. Instead, at the moment, Severino’s best comp is probably Alex Cobb, who signed a four-year $57 million deal with Baltimore after one full season back from Tommy John surgery.
An extension would thus bridge some of the gap between those two spots, valuing Severino’s free-agent years around $18 million per season. This will only be his age-29 season, so it could remain on the shorter end: Think four years and $70 million.
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So we sent Dominguez down 
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I swear i hate how by the book we do things. Just once take a chance on a kid thats got big time star potential, like other teams do. And stop worrying about ruining him or how much they'll have to eventually pay him ... salty ....
Yankees fans to riot as spring training star sent down ahead of Opening Day
New York Yankees fans were disappointed that the team sent down a top prospect and star throughout spring training ahead of Opening Day.
I swear i hate how by the book we do things. Just once take a chance on a kid thats got big time star potential, like other teams do. And stop worrying about ruining him or how much they'll have to eventually pay him ... salty ....
