July 20, 2021

Should Hal Sell? @TylerTalbot20

I am one of many who believe that Hal should sell the team. Under Hal ownership, the Yankees have never won a Championship and have never even been to the World Series. He lets general manager Brian Cashman do whatever he wants with the roster. So far, Cashman has built a roster with a lineup that is way too right handed and very unbalanced with their approaches at the plate. Cashman has also built a rotation with nothing behind ace pitcher Gerrit Cole. Hal is the one who signs the checks that Cashman gives to players and a lot of his moves have failed. Which is leading this under performance we are having this season. I believe that he should of fired Cashman a while back, due to his poor roster construction. But, Hal will not fire his friend Brian Cashman. Hal seems to lack the care that his father had, while running the team. He keeps defending Cashman and Boone for their poor performance this season. Hal does not that have the balls his father had to do changes during the season. We all know that George would have fired Boone and Cashman a long time ago. All Yankees fans miss gory days with the boss George Steinbrenner at the helm. I do not see us getting back on top with his son Hal (little stein) at the helm and that is why it is time for Hal to sell the team.

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