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Yankees Hot Stove: Skubal, Catcher Targets & Marco Luciano Spotlight
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The Yankees lost Game 1 against Tampa 1–0. Give Tarik Skubal eight shutout innings that night and I still have the same question. Who drives in the run? I’d keep Will Warren and spend the money on a bat.
I break down how Spencer Jones can handle the high fastball without losing his power, why I’d call Ryan Jeffers before Tyler Stephenson to compete with Austin Wells, and the swing change that helped Marco Luciano hit 27 homers in the minors and earn his way back onto the Yankees’ 40-man roster.
If you’re trading four years of Will Warren, which hitter do you want back? Give me a name in the comments.
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