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Schlitler...Yanx pitcher with injury questions?...like we've never seen this before. (rolls eyes)

 
Cashman, please, just stop with the BS !
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Brian Cashman thinks Yankees got a Trent Grisham ‘bargain’ with qualifying offer

The only way Trashman could save face, is/was by starting Jasson Dominguez over Grisham.
 
Dominguez and Spencer Jones need to get a chance. Honestly Dominguez is just going to get ruined since this organization has no interest in developing anybody.
 
Dominguez and Spencer Jones need to get a chance. Honestly Dominguez is just going to get ruined since this organization has no interest in developing anybody.
Trashman has not had much of a clue developing young talent! One of his many obvious failures.

That and when was the last time the Yankees developed a young pitcher from womb to tomb, from the farm club through to retirement? Andy Pettite and Mo'!!!
WTF? :blessed: :curse: :bored: :smiley-pat:
 

Brian Cashman Under Fire for Blocking Spencer Jones’ Yankees Promotion With $22M Blunder​

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With changes to his swing, it is just another day for Spencer Jones, hitting another towering home run. But that creates another headache for Brian Cashman, whose $22 million commitment to Trent Grisham looks more questionable by the minute.

Tommy Lugauer of WFAN Sports Radio reported, “Spencer Jones hit another home run today… to me it’s absolutely absurd that Spencer Jones is not going to be on the opening day roster for the Yankees.”

Spencer Jones has turned heads this spring with fearless swings and real postseason-like intensity. He blasted his second spring homer against Atlanta, traveling 401 feet at 107 mph.

The towering shot landed beyond Steinbrenner Field, instantly electrifying teammates and stunned fans.

Jones admitted to improving by seeing Shohei Ohtani’s swing adjustments, “He’s one of those guys I look at and apply.”

Despite these flashes, Spencer Jones still waits for his first Major League start. He crushed 35 home runs across Double-A and Triple-A during 116 games last season. His powerful bat produced consistent damage, but strikeouts reached over 35% plate appearances.

Even Yankees leadership acknowledged his readiness and continued development toward eventual promotion.

Manager Aaron Boone said, “He put a really good swing on that ball.”
 

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