If you could wipe one contract off the books completely for the Yankees, which one would you choose?

Writer Estevão Maximo examines the hypothetical concept of MLB teams utilizing an NBA-style amnesty clause to discard burdensome player contracts. The discussion focuses on the New York Yankees, an expensive squad evaluating payroll commitments following an early postseason exit.
Several costly deals dominate the club's financial outlook, most notably the remaining obligations owed to 36-year-old designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton. The piece considers how large-market franchises could benefit from wiping unmanageable veteran commitments off their books entirely.
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