Assuming we can take general manager Brian Cashman at his word, the New York Yankees have completed all of their marquee winter moves.
In an interview Monday night, Cashman said he does not expect to make any major changes to his roster heading into spring training.
“I do believe we’re at 99.9 percent plus that what we have is what we’re going to camp with, but you have to continue to stay engaged,” Cashman told Jack Curry of the YES Network.
The Yankees’ biggest moves to revamp their roster this winter were signing free-agent reliever Aroldis Chapman to a five-year, $86 million deal and outfielder Matt Holliday to a one-year, $13 million pact.