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With the qualifying offer deadline passing, a number of top New York Yankees targets are likely off the board, forcing a pivot to these alternatives.

Stephen Parello of Yanks Go Yard argues that the New York Yankees should pivot to alternative free agents to avoid surrendering draft pick compensation following recent qualifying offer decisions. With potential targets like Ryan Jeffers, Adrian Morejon, Brandon Lowe, and Seiya Suzuki tagged with qualifying offers, the writer contends that New York must explore fallback options rather than sacrifice draft assets for non-superstar players.
The writer suggests Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson as an alternative to Jeffers and recommends Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia over Morejon for bullpen depth. Parello also proposes pursuing free agent infielder Luis Arraez instead of Lowe, while identifying outfielder Tyrone Taylor as an affordable alternative to Suzuki.
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