The decision not to move for either Bregman or Arenado is a clear signal that Cashman is continuing to prioritize future flexibility over maximizing the team's 2025 win total. That's a defensible strategy but it's not a plan that will placate Yankee fans who are desperate to see their favorite team end their lengthy World Series drought.

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As Cody Bellinger transitions from Wrigley Field to Yankee Stadium, the former MVP hopes he can return to the form of an elite slugger once more. Of course, the Yankees certainly hope that, too, with a need to backfill the chasm Juan Soto—who signed as a free agent with the New York Mets —leaves in their lineup offensively.