Cashman is the only consistent thing the Yankees have. They have a good farm and have been a good MLB team for decades under him. Moving on from him would be dumb IMO.
He was mainly a reliever for the Reds for many years. I really haven't paid much attention to him. He only has 60 career starts, half of which came after turning 30.
Rob Bradford of WEEI reported yesterday the Sox are seeking to add pitching depth. He suggests a back-of-the-rotation starter and a right-handed middle relief option are on the target list.
Each of those player types should be attainable. Veteran back-end starters change hands every deadline season. Michael Lorenzen, Carlos Carrasco, Lance Lynn and recurring Sox’s target Rich Hill are among the impending free agents who are unlikely to require a hefty acquisition cost.
They could have just signed Rich Hill in the offseason.
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/01/details-on-justin-turners-red-sox-contract.html
The Vayner Sports client will make an $8.3MM salary this year. At season’s end, he’ll have to decide on either a $13.4MM player option or a $6.7MM buyout to head back to free agency. That lofty buyout means Turner would collect $15MM for one season if he opts out, and he’d only have to top $6.7MM on the open market to come out ahead financially.