The Yankees are slowly rebuilding and still making the playoffs...
This is their youngest roster on opening day since 96 and that includes Beltran and Arod.
Briancuse said:Very slowly rebuilding, they have major question marks in their rotation and lineup.
They sure do. They have potential as well. Health is obviously the key as well as. Once Chapman comes back the pen will be unbelievable.
They have a ton of money coming of the books the next two offseasons as well so the rumors of Bryce and Harvey will start getting louder
It may have helped seal the deal to get SU in the ACC.I doubt we had a good ROI for that advertisement. Even if it was worth the impacts visually, I doubt it led to ST revenue or helped the athletic department that much.
Move on from the sign?It may have helped seal the deal to get SU in the ACC.
Time to move on...
Yes.Move on from the sign?
I bet the sign can pay for a nutritionist or another hand or two in the HS relations office. Definitely advent using money to directly impact wins with the program. Winning means more return on investment. Signs at Yankee stadium are true bank shots in "winning," football games. Direct investment is the key.Yes.
I didn't mind the sign, but I suspect that until the athletic budget has been rebalanced for a few years that there may not be as many splashy items. The new staff may have some other ideas... let's give it a year, or two, and see. I believe, that for football at least, that the focus will be on winning. If Dino wants an extra staff member, or two, then I'm willing to forfeit the Yankee Stadium sign.
The Yankees have become mediocre anyway, lets get a deal done with the Mets.
Living in the past, like all Yankees fans. Soulless stadium, average team.
Oh please... the past is all any team has till you win another.Living in the past, like all Yankees fans. Soulless stadium, average team.
I'm fairly sure that there's more than one...There's a reason people go out of their way to hate the Yankees.
Living in the past, like all Yankees fans. Soulless stadium, average team.