The Yankees are revealing their post-Juan Soto plan. 

They might not score as much without one of the greatest hitters in the world. But two gigantic moves into this offseason – and with what they are looking at in the market – the Yankees are showing their strategy is to upgrade at run prevention.

First, was <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/12/11/sports/yankees-werent-max-frieds-top-choice-heres-how-they-got-him/">the eight-year, $218 million signing of Max Fried</a> to work atop the rotation with Gerrit Cole. And on Friday,<a href="https://nypost.com/2024/12/13/sports/yankees-trade-for-closer-devin-williams-in-stunner/"> the Yankees finalized a trade</a> of Nestor Cortes and Caleb Durbin to the Brewers for Devin Williams, one of the majors’ best closers.

The Yankees are revealing their post-Juan Soto plan.{ai:summary}<p>The Yankees are shifting their focus from offense to defense this offseason, following the departure of Juan Soto. They have made significant moves, including signing Max Fried for eight years at $218 million and trading for top closer Devin Williams from the Brewers.</p><p>These strategies indicate the team's intent to enhance run prevention, aiming to bolster their pitching staff alongside Gerrit Cole. #sports</p>

What’s next for Yankees with strategy becoming clearer after Devin Williams trade

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