http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2015/11/...rob-refsnyder/
Fine with me, Cashman made the right move not signing Cano, and he has been proven right.
I would rather trade Ellsbury but trading Gardner for the right return is fine. I don't get why they would trade Miller. He and Betances were a lethal combination.
Report: Yankees Unlikely To Upgrade At Second Base, Still Covet Pitching
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The Yankees’ late-season platoon at second base may very well be the plan
for the start of the 2016 season.
According to a report in the Daily News, the Bombers don’t appear inclined to significantly upgrade the position, so don’t expect them to make a play for Seattle’s Robinson Cano, should he become available, or spend big money
on free agents Ben Zobrist or Howie Kendrick.
The Yankees like the offensive upside and can live with the perceived defensive shortcomings of both Dustin Ackley and Rob Refsnyder, the report stated. General manager Brian Cashman is instead expected to set his sights on improving the starting rotation and bullpen.
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The Yankees’ late-season platoon at second base may very well be the plan

According to a report in the Daily News, the Bombers don’t appear inclined to significantly upgrade the position, so don’t expect them to make a play for Seattle’s Robinson Cano, should he become available, or spend big money

The Yankees like the offensive upside and can live with the perceived defensive shortcomings of both Dustin Ackley and Rob Refsnyder, the report stated. General manager Brian Cashman is instead expected to set his sights on improving the starting rotation and bullpen.
Reports circulated earlier this month that the Yankees are willing to trade both closer Andrew Miller and outfielder Brett Gardner in the right deals
to address needs.

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