@@coachalexander4969 Do they have 20+ years of failed mega contracts? $700M scandal is still developing, let's see if it is proven out first. Perhaps they are on the same path the Yankees are on, attempting to buy championships with little to no development of their own players. Time will tell.
how about about you let things play out… your saying better results when they have played two regular season games and the highest pitcher in the league got bounced put in the first inning
You cant include Tex and AJ in this video when their signings resulted in their only World Series win this century. I almost thought you were going to bring CCs contract up..
I can see your point to an extent, however Burnett had a losing record with the Yankees and almost a 5.00 ERA...hardly worth the money and probably could have gotten the same performance out of someone much cheaper, which may have allowed them to get some other key pieces which may have translated into more playoff wins. Tex I can see more your point of view...he had some good years but injuries were a constant factor, he only hit .248 and his OBP was on the lower side of average his final 6 years. In support of him he did hit a decent number of home runs and his fielding was very good. Thank you for your feedback and thank you for the comment!
He definitely had some good ones, but his last two games he got absolutely bombed...10.00+ era. He also lost both appearances in one and done wild card games...a place where a guy they were paying so much money should step up. I would call it a mixed performance...just one man's opinion. Thank you for the comment!
Post season games are almost always a toss up, the best team doesn’t always win. They make the post season almost every year. Have they had bad contracts? Yeah every team does. You can’t say they only sign the biggest names when they chose Clint Frazier over Bryce Harper or choosing Volpe over every big named shortstop on the market.
The Dodgers are similar in the way they spend and have made the playoffs 10 out of the last 10 years. The Yankees have made it 7 out of 10 and haven't been in the World Series while the Dodgers have been in 3. Looks like to me a team employing a similar strategy is doing it better than the Yankees. Additionally, they have been getting beat in the standings by a team (TB Rays) who spends a fraction of their payroll and gets much better results. Who says the Yankees didn't chose Harper and others? Maybe the player didn't want to play in NY or the Yankees didn't offer enough. Nobody knows for sure. You can always come up with examples of lesser players. The bottom line is that the Yankees reputation is that they are always in the market for the top guys. They have neglected the development of their own players since the homegrown core of Jeter, Rivera, Williams, Pettite, Posada retired or moved on. Just one man's opinion. Thank you for the comment.
While their spending hasn't resulted in winning rings, the team has a whole has had unmatched financial success in return for their investment. fans have packed the stadium every night for decades and in addition to ticket sales are the uniforms, merchandise, etcetera. So its not like the money was burned because the players weren't worth it in terms of WS rings, the players made their contracts back in spades for the team. the team has also been the most consistent playoff contender for almost 3 decades straight despite only a few rings. the winning and money has not stopped rolling in with their large contracts
Financial success is not how the Yankees and their fans measure success. Their own standard every year is championship or bust. By that standard they haven’t met that standard. With their financial mismanagement, if they were a smaller team, their team would be mired in the bottom of the league for years. Their financial resources are the only thing keeping them competitive. Not the competency of their front office or skill in developing talent.
@@BBUYTTV As a Yankee Fan, yes I am disappointed by the lack of championships since 2009, but I love that they are competitive year in and year out and that they are a postseason mainstay almost every season. From a strictly business stand point, their success has been unmatched. Hal is not his father, the championship or bust mentality died with George despite living on in the hearts of fans. So sorry but they are far from failures
Not really he is one game over .500 (5-4) with an average era (3.33) and six homers surrendered. The Yankees have many great ones and he is far down the list. Whitey Ford, Mariano Rivera, Lefty Gomez, Ron Guidry, Goose Gossage, Sparky Lyle, Waite Hoyt…I could go on with many more. All are hall of famers or near hall of fame. Tanaka is definitely not near that. Thank you for the comment.
@@kennypar I won't dispute he had some good games. However, he lost two one and done wild card games which is a spot a top paid guy should perform in. He also had 10.00+ ERAs in his last two appearances in the playoffs. I would say mixed performance and far from a beast. Just one man's opinion.
@@BBUYTTV that's fair, but i'm willing to cut him a little bit of slack because those two outings were in the 2020, the mickey mouse year. if you look at his postseason stats from 2015-2019, his ERA was 1.76 in 8 games. i know you cant exactly remove a player's worst outings from their stats but you can acknowledge that his worst was when the world was in the middle of a pandemic
@@n00yawk Their front office has one skill, throw money at problem areas with mediocre results at best. They haven’t developed any great talent in almost 2 decades. If they were a team with lesser resources they would be mired in the bottom of the standing for a considerable amount of time. 3 out of the last 4 years they have lost the division to a team that doesn’t even have half the resources the Yankees have. Thank you for the comment.
Yankees haven’t been successful since the 90s ..for a franchise that is notorious for spending money, 1 ring in 25 years is not the definition of success.
Yankees spent $1B in a decade and then the Dodgers spent $1B total in months at the offseason
Difference is better results
@@BBUYTTVIs it? They have one of the worse ST pitchers and a 700mil scandal
@@coachalexander4969 Do they have 20+ years of failed mega contracts? $700M scandal is still developing, let's see if it is proven out first. Perhaps they are on the same path the Yankees are on, attempting to buy championships with little to no development of their own players. Time will tell.
how about about you let things play out… your saying better results when they have played two regular season games and the highest pitcher in the league got bounced put in the first inning
@@BBUYTTVwhat results
He said the same thing for everyone basically
Yeah it’s cuz this was all written and then said by ai
It's still crazy to think that we somehow went an entire decade without the Yankees at least competing in a World Series
Things are looking up for the Yanks this year.
You cant include Tex and AJ in this video when their signings resulted in their only World Series win this century. I almost thought you were going to bring CCs contract up..
I can see your point to an extent, however Burnett had a losing record with the Yankees and almost a 5.00 ERA...hardly worth the money and probably could have gotten the same performance out of someone much cheaper, which may have allowed them to get some other key pieces which may have translated into more playoff wins. Tex I can see more your point of view...he had some good years but injuries were a constant factor, he only hit .248 and his OBP was on the lower side of average his final 6 years. In support of him he did hit a decent number of home runs and his fielding was very good. Thank you for your feedback and thank you for the comment!
no real analysis here just reading off contracts that are bad in hindsight
It’s all AI
Was this written by AI?
Tanaka was really good in postseason
He definitely had some good ones, but his last two games he got absolutely bombed...10.00+ era. He also lost both appearances in one and done wild card games...a place where a guy they were paying so much money should step up. I would call it a mixed performance...just one man's opinion. Thank you for the comment!
You need to rely on AI writing and voiceovers way less, this video is almost completely useless because it’s all just AI generated
Post season games are almost always a toss up, the best team doesn’t always win. They make the post season almost every year. Have they had bad contracts? Yeah every team does. You can’t say they only sign the biggest names when they chose Clint Frazier over Bryce Harper or choosing Volpe over every big named shortstop on the market.
The Dodgers are similar in the way they spend and have made the playoffs 10 out of the last 10 years. The Yankees have made it 7 out of 10 and haven't been in the World Series while the Dodgers have been in 3. Looks like to me a team employing a similar strategy is doing it better than the Yankees. Additionally, they have been getting beat in the standings by a team (TB Rays) who spends a fraction of their payroll and gets much better results.
Who says the Yankees didn't chose Harper and others? Maybe the player didn't want to play in NY or the Yankees didn't offer enough. Nobody knows for sure. You can always come up with examples of lesser players. The bottom line is that the Yankees reputation is that they are always in the market for the top guys. They have neglected the development of their own players since the homegrown core of Jeter, Rivera, Williams, Pettite, Posada retired or moved on. Just one man's opinion. Thank you for the comment.
While their spending hasn't resulted in winning rings, the team has a whole has had unmatched financial success in return for their investment. fans have packed the stadium every night for decades and in addition to ticket sales are the uniforms, merchandise, etcetera. So its not like the money was burned because the players weren't worth it in terms of WS rings, the players made their contracts back in spades for the team. the team has also been the most consistent playoff contender for almost 3 decades straight despite only a few rings. the winning and money has not stopped rolling in with their large contracts
Financial success is not how the Yankees and their fans measure success. Their own standard every year is championship or bust. By that standard they haven’t met that standard. With their financial mismanagement, if they were a smaller team, their team would be mired in the bottom of the league for years. Their financial resources are the only thing keeping them competitive. Not the competency of their front office or skill in developing talent.
@@BBUYTTV As a Yankee Fan, yes I am disappointed by the lack of championships since 2009, but I love that they are competitive year in and year out and that they are a postseason mainstay almost every season. From a strictly business stand point, their success has been unmatched. Hal is not his father, the championship or bust mentality died with George despite living on in the hearts of fans. So sorry but they are far from failures
Isn’t Tanaka one of the best postseason pitchers the Yankees ever had?
Not really he is one game over .500 (5-4) with an average era (3.33) and six homers surrendered. The Yankees have many great ones and he is far down the list. Whitey Ford, Mariano Rivera, Lefty Gomez, Ron Guidry, Goose Gossage, Sparky Lyle, Waite Hoyt…I could go on with many more. All are hall of famers or near hall of fame. Tanaka is definitely not near that. Thank you for the comment.
Playoff Tanaka was a beast. You just lost credibility
I just go by the stats my friend...they are...average in total
@@BBUYTTV his postseason ERA was 3.33, which was lower than his career ERA of 3.74.
@@kennypar I won't dispute he had some good games. However, he lost two one and done wild card games which is a spot a top paid guy should perform in. He also had 10.00+ ERAs in his last two appearances in the playoffs. I would say mixed performance and far from a beast. Just one man's opinion.
@@BBUYTTV that's fair, but i'm willing to cut him a little bit of slack because those two outings were in the 2020, the mickey mouse year. if you look at his postseason stats from 2015-2019, his ERA was 1.76 in 8 games. i know you cant exactly remove a player's worst outings from their stats but you can acknowledge that his worst was when the world was in the middle of a pandemic
@@kennypar fair enough, it was definitely not a routine year. Thank you for the dialogue!
was excited to watch this but very bland, couldn't watch the whole thing
Thank you for the feedback
It’s not his fault you’re a deadass.
Are there other teams like them?
Angels
The LA Dodgers may be on this path as well. Time will tell.
Yeah we’re ok with burning money as long as we stay successful 🔵⚪️⚾️💯
Not much success in the last 20 years 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@BBUYTTVthey have the second longest streak of consecutive winning seasons of all time? Also a chip. Is that not success?
@@n00yawk not by the what the Yankees themselves have stated. Every year is championship or bust. By that standard there hasn’t been much success
@@n00yawk Their front office has one skill, throw money at problem areas with mediocre results at best. They haven’t developed any great talent in almost 2 decades. If they were a team with lesser resources they would be mired in the bottom of the standing for a considerable amount of time. 3 out of the last 4 years they have lost the division to a team that doesn’t even have half the resources the Yankees have. Thank you for the comment.
Yankees haven’t been successful since the 90s ..for a franchise that is notorious for spending money, 1 ring in 25 years is not the definition of success.