Someone made a comment on here about the Yanks having a remarkable run of being over .500. In the new era of baseball since the lux tax actually meant something, the Yanks have only gone "all in" once and it won them a title in 2009. Since then, they never blew the top off the lux tax, they never sold the future. They stayed good enough to either come close to or make the playoffs, which I am sure sold them a lot of tickets. But in the interim, they lost their way. The Yanks ALWAYS went all in. And if today's game means going all in creates a cliff, then so be it. You gain more by dropping down for a few years and retooling your farm than you do by winning 85 games and narrowly missing the POs. Cashman's style has always been to make the Yankees "good enough", never to make them unstoppable. The Yanks now aspire to be the Dodgers, a team with home grown talent and the power to bring in top notch talent from the outside, yet never seem to draft well for their position or seem to get the most out of their raw INTL signees. The Yanks have been lapped by the sox who have gone all in for maybe half the seasons in the 21st century and walked away with 4 titles. Now the Yanks hated rivals have a guy at the head who is poised to make the Sox more like the Dodgers and that will not sit well with Yankee fans. The team pushed forth for 2021, admittedly, should be better than this. But the paralysis at the top is obvious. They don't have the right leader in the clubhouse, rather an automaton who is essentially a GM puppet, yet the GM won't make the change. It is time for the Yanks to have a new direction. To reach down and remember what it is like to be the most valuable franchise in the game and actually show it. To not care if they owe a lux tax. To actually stress winning above all. It starts at the very top. I think it's time for the last remaining Steinbrenner to be more like his dad. The Yanks need a Boss level house cleaning.