Yankees Predicted To Sign Blue Jays' 36-Year-Old All-Star Pitcher
Summary
The article discusses the New York Yankees' plans to improve their pitching staff. They may sign Chris Bassitt, a 36-year-old pitcher from the Toronto Blue Jays. The Yankees need additional pitchers due to injuries among their current roster.Key Facts
- The New York Yankees need to improve their pitching after losing in the playoffs.
- The Yankees had the highest number of home runs and runs scored in the league this season.
- Their pitching staff allowed a 5.61 ERA (earned run average) in the playoffs.
- Chris Bassitt, a 36-year-old former All-Star, is likely to be a free agent target.
- Bassitt pitched well during the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series run.
- Many of the Yankees' pitchers, including Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón, are expected to start the next season on the injured list.
- Bassitt is expected to receive short-term contract offers, possibly around two years for $31 million.
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