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Creative solutions are necessary, for this season and beyond." His additions at last year’s deadline - Frankie Montas, Scott Effross, Harrison Bader, Andrew Benintendi - all ended up injured at one point or another. The only way Cashman should give up top prospects is if he can acquire players under multi-year control. "The Yankees are not inclined to sell, in part because they have little to sell.
Cashman’s firing of hitting coach Dillon Lawson at the All-Star break was an acknowledgment of the team’s increasingly urgent position. "It’s doubtful owner Hal Steinbrenner will be willing to invest much more in this underachieving group," Rosenthal said.
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