The World Series is underway, meaning that by the end of the week we’ll officially be out of MLB games to enjoy until 2026. The Yankees, of course, have been out of the running for a bit now and with a couple
of weeks to decompress following the end of their season probably have their offseason plans in order to some extent. There’s a lot coming up, and so many directions that the team could go this winter, so strap in for an interesting month or so to follow.
The most immediate decision facing the team revolves around their impending free agent Trent Grisham, as well as their arbitration players who could potentially be non-tendered. Will the team extend the qualifying offer to Grisham, and would they want him to accept it if they do or would they be happy just to get a comp pick? Who among their roster might not make the cut for receiving a new contract? If you have questions like this, or anything else on your mind, send ‘em in for a chance to be featured in our Yankees mailbag.
Answers will run on Friday afternoon. All questions received by the night of October 30th will be considered. You can leave your submissions in the comment section below or by e-mail to pinstripealleyblog [at] gmail [dot] com.
