We’ve almost made it to the halfway point in the offseason. This is typically the time where things start to feel boring, but that hasn’t been the case because there are so many major free agents still on the board. Usually, the Yankees make all their big moves by the end of December. In fact, the Yankees haven’t made a substantial offseason move in January (or later) since they signed Masahiro Tanaka on January 22nd in 2014.
This offseason has moved at a slower pace, though. Plenty of rumors circulated at the Winter Meetings, but not many deals took place.