The offseason is generally hectic as it is — this stands true for the New York Yankees.But tack on the looming MLB lockout, and the pot is bound to stir.This could ultimately rush the Yankees’ decision-making process this offseason, for…

The New York Yankees may face pressure to expedite their offseason roster decisions due to the threat of an impending MLB lockout. Writer Maria Aldrich highlights that with ten impending free agents on the roster, the potential work stoppage could force the front office to act much earlier than usual to secure talent before collective bargaining agreement negotiations halt activity.
Key impending free agents listed include Jazz Chisholm Jr., Trent Grisham, Paul Goldschmidt, and David Bednar. Citing reporting by Andy McCullough of The Athletic, agent Scott Boras argued that clubs benefit from signing players before a new CBA takes effect, while an MLB executive noted teams may treat December 1 as an unofficial deadline.
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