When discussing the prospects of next year’s Yankees, most analysts neglect to mention whether they’re going to be good, bad, competitive, in the AL East cellar, or simply a .500 team. Instead, the widely used word to describe the club is “fun.” Nobody really knows how the roster and depth chart will look and play, which, for those of us who welcome some more entropy in our lives, means “fun.”
All around the diamond, the Yankees have question marks. From the rotation to the lineup to the bullpen to the outfield, there are a lot of positions that are up for grabs, often with a number of worthy suitors.