One of the consolations for the slow Red Sox offseason has been that most other teams have been just as slow, and that includes the Yankees. As long as the Yankees are also not giving their fans reason to celebrate. the anxiety here is pushed down at least to some extent. Well, that changed on Friday as New York made a couple of moves. We’re going to start with the one that is not as impactful for them, because it is more so for the Red Sox. We’re starting with New York coming to terms with Corey Kluber on a one-year deal worth $11 million.
MLB Roundup 1/16: Yankees add two in free agency
