Yankees' Brian Cashman Proudly Defends Team Amidst Criticism
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman defended the organization's decision-making process and personnel, expressing pride in their efforts despite a disappointing 82-win season. Cashman acknowledged the need to reinforce the pitching staff, add outfielders, and address an infield surplus. He took responsibility for the team's underperformance and emphasized the importance of a better outcome in 2024. Cashman also refuted claims that the Yankees are overly reliant on analytics, stating that they have the smallest analytics department in the AL East and highlighting the significance of pro-scouting in their operations.