HeyJaredJoseph Randazzo
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Yankees Worked Through Their Biggest Deadline Failure (And It's Coming Together at Perfect Time) (opens the original)
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Nobody denies that Luis Garcia Jr. has been one of the best adds at the trade deadline. Give the New York Yankees credit for that one. Garcia has a chance to be a star in the Bronx in a way he never could have with the Washington Nationals. The issue most fans and analysts had with the deadline wasn't that they added the lefty bopper, but that they didn't address a need they've had for the last two years: the bullpen. Give the Yankees credit here, though, because the bullpen has been awesome sin
Latest Clarke Schmidt Update Is Big News for Yankees' Bullpen (opens the original)
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Clarke Schmidt looked like he was figuring something out in 2024 and 2025. Over the course of two seasons, Schmidt pitched to a 3.07 ERA, and it feels like a lifetime ago when the Yankees had him take the mound every fifth day and be one of their most dependable arms. It probably doesn't help that those seasons were both hampered by injuries. In 2024, he suffered a lat strain. The following season, Schmidt was hit with a bout of shoulder tendinitis in Spring Training, and then, when he finally d
Knicks’ Old Ben Simmons Interest Is Now More Relevant Than Ever (opens the original)
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At one point, Ben Simmons was on top of the world. Years later, the most you ever hear about him is when anybody brings up the clip of Colin Cowherd telling LeBron James that the league is going to be okay because Simmons was around. He may never be the player that he once was, and right now, with the 6-10 guard looking to make a comeback, there could be a mutually beneficial opportunity for both him and the New York Knicks. Simmons is looking to regain some status in the league, and ESPN's Marc
Clarke Schmidt's Return Could Provide Big Lift for Yankees Bullpen (opens the original)
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One thing the New York Yankees needed to do was add bullpen help, preferably of the high-end variety, the way they did when they landed David Bednar last year. Brian Cashman opted against it, citing that the market wasn't favorable to him. It does feel like what the Yankees are doing right now is looking to fix things internally with returning players, and while that isn't a good enough excuse for not adding when the teams in the division around Cashman did their job, that's the situation they'r
Yankees Monday Mailbag 8/3: Adley Rutschman, George Lombard Jr.'s Eventual Call-Up, Trade Targets & More (opens the original)
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The 2026 MLB trade deadline is finally here, coninciding with another Monday mailbag. Here are answers to six of the most pressing questions that were on Yankees fans' minds this week, ranging from a potential Adley Rutchsman trade to theorizing when top prospect George Lombard Jr. might finally don pinstripes. To submit your questions, reach out to Joseph Randazzo on X or Instagram at @YankeeLibrarian. If the tea leaves on social media are true, it does seem like there have been some talks betw
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