For years, Mark Teixeira would think about what Yankees general manager Brian Cashman would do to improve the team around him.
Now Teixeira, retired for two seasons, gets to talk about what he thinks Cashman should do. And he gets paid for it.
That's what the 38-year-old former first baseman did on The Michael Kay Show on ESPN radio on Thursday evening. Kay asked Teixeira how Cashman could make the Yankees better following their 3-1 American League Division Series loss to the Red Sox.
Teixeira made there main points.