No otherworldly talent such as Juan Soto or Shohei Ohtani is available this offseason, yet excellent players pepper the market, including several ex-Dodgers and Angels.

The New York Yankees are reportedly targeting elite left-handed power hitter Kyle Tucker to bolster their lineup after a disappointing postseason. With a potential massive deal, Tucker's blend of power,

Despite that, The Athletic’s Chris Kirschner urged the Yankees to sign Tucker over Bellinger, citing the simple fact that he’s a better baseball player, and with the Yankees wanting as much talent as possible, there’s a price to pay for that.

The outfield market is going to be a key part of the Yankees' offseason plans, as they have a lot of routes they could take for filling out their lineup.

The New York Yankees face a critical offseason, with Cody Bellinger and Kyle Tucker emerging as top targets. While Bellinger offers versatility and a cleaner contract, Tucker's elite offensive production and power profile are ideal for Yankee Stadium.

CHICAGO — When Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger takes a cut in the batter’s bat, there’s nothing elite about his bat speed. His average swing registers 70.2 mph. That’s a couple ticks below the 72.1 league average, far slower than team leader ...

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