Yankees remain far from rounding out their 2023 roster
Sunday January 29, 2023
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The Yankees did a great job with the big things this off-season. They re-signed Aaron Judge and made him their captain. The team got back Judge’s best friend Anthony Rizzo. In a big push, the Yankees signed Carlos Rodon, who is going to be their No. ace in the rotation. But they still have some work to do and it looks like they are leaving the roster open to competition, especially who will play in left field and who will be the shortstop.
Reports claim the Yankees tried to sign Jurickson Profar and