Summary
The New York Yankees are exploring options for new pitchers after an uneventful offseason. They are reportedly not pursuing 36-year-old Chris Bassitt from the Toronto Blue Jays because he doesn't match their current needs. Bassitt has struggled against left-handed hitters, making him less suitable for the Yankees.
Key Facts
- The New York Yankees have been quiet in terms of big signings this offseason.
- The Yankees re-signed Trent Grisham for one year at $22 million.
- They have shown interest in free agents like Cody Bellinger, Kyle Tucker, and Bo Bichette.
- Pitchers Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon will not start the season, so the Yankees want another pitcher.
- Chris Bassitt from the Toronto Blue Jays has a 3.96 ERA and 166 strikeouts this season.
- Bassitt faced difficulties against left-handed hitters recently.
- The Yankees decided Bassitt is not a good match for their team needs.
