Yankees Early Offseason Was 'Tough To Watch' for Aaron Judge
Summary
The New York Yankees made few changes to their team during the offseason, keeping many of the same players from last year. Yankees player Aaron Judge described the offseason as difficult to watch due to the team's slow actions. He mentioned that, although the Yankees eventually made some key signings, the initial lack of moves was frustrating.Key Facts
- The Yankees kept a similar team as last season, despite losing to the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALDS.
- The team did not make major changes but focused on bringing back players like Trent Grisham, Cody Bellinger, and Paul Goldschmidt.
- Aaron Judge called the Yankees' offseason approach "tough to watch" because it began without significant signings or trades.
- Judge noted other teams improved by signing big players, while the Yankees made smaller moves.
- He felt that securing Cody Bellinger and other players later on helped improve the team's position.
- Some key Yankees players, Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón, are expected to boost the team once they return from injury.
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