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Akshita Patel

“Whatever We Say As A Franchise Is Not Going To Appease Anybody. It’s All About ’24 Now” Yankees GM Brian Cashman

After four weeks of radio silence, the New York Yankees front office opened up and immediately caused a stir. Owner Hal Steinbrenner offered minimal to negligible hope in his official virtual press conference. General manager Brian Cashman, on the other hand, took the internet by storm with his testy interaction with the reporters, which seemed more of a rant.

Nevertheless, Cashman did share his brutally honest opinion on the Yankees 2023 season and promised a revival in 2024 at the same time. He seemed emphatic towards the dejected fanbase and vowed to make a difference with his actions and not the words, as he feels words are not enough to please the infuriated Yankee fan base.

   

Brian Cashman Says Words Not Enough To Salvage Yankees Tainted Reputations, Swift Action Only Resort!

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The New York Yankees general manager was in his natural element during last week’s feisty interaction with media reporters. He defended practically every department and called media-orchestrated narratives’ B.S.’ However, Cashman didn’t fail to address the Yankee fanbase who, in fact, has been gunning for his job. The GM adopted a softer tone and said that fans are used to watching the team win, and nothing he says will appease anybody. Winning is the only thing that matters. Thus, the whole franchise must take swift action in 2024 to ensure a revival.

Not only that, Brian Cashman sympathized with fans’ frustration. “But our fan base expects that type of winning. So they’re understandably pissed off when we don’t punch a ticket to get into the postseason and take a shot at a World Series title,” Cashman said. The Yankees GM believes that coming back stronger in 2024 is the team’s only opportunity to regain the fanbase’s trust. They must be provided with what they are accustomed to, which is winning. Having said that, it remains to be seen if Cashman’s candid nature and accountability calms the fans or not. But one thing is certain, big moves during the off-season will surely work in their favor. The fans want changes on a larger scale, which will not be easy to pull off for the front office.

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Brian Cashman, left, and Hal Steinbrenner, aim to lower the Yankees payroll so they do not have to pay a luxury tax.Credit…Kathy Willens/Associated Press

The Yankees general manager dropped a major bombshell during his Tuesday’s pivotal press address. While discussing the team’s downfall, Brian Cashman took responsibility for the unsatisfactory run. He said that at the end of the day, it comes down to winning and losing. The Bronx Bombers did lose a lot of games during crucial stages, which was unacceptable and kind of his fault as well.

“I’m responsible for the baseball operations as GM. If the owner wants to tag me out anytime, he clearly can do that,” Cashman said. The GM further added that Hal Steinbrenner asked every personnel to self-introspect. He is currently doing that and trying to find ways to become a better leader. But overall, the entire franchise’s goal is to have a successful winter ahead of the 2024 season so that they can rise like a phoenix out of the ashes.