The article discusses the shortcomings of the Yankees post-Dynasty Era, emphasizing that despite talent acquisition from their farm system leading to success, poor decision-making by management hindered further achievements. Focusing on Miguel Andújar's journey, it highlights how strategic errors—rather than a lack of talent—impacted his career with the Yankees, leading to his designation for assignment despite showcasing promise while progressing through the minor leagues. His statistics indicate potential that was not maximized due to management's choices.
...the issue was clearly decision-making more than the lost potential from the player himself.
At every single end-of-day, end-of-trade-deadline, and end-of-offseason, there is a juncture point with each and every single player.
...the Yankees minor league parks of that time were offense-depressing.
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