The Yankees will have a revamped bullpen next season, but it won’t include a handful of pitchers that had varying levels of success – but more disappointments – for them over the last few years.

The Yankees have gone cold in their ability to land the top talent from across the world — thanks in large part to the Dodgers.

Only Hal Steinbrenner knows where the Yankees’ 2026 payroll will ultimately land — or at least how high he is willing to let it land — though he has made his feelings known on the sustainability of a $300-plus million payroll (“unsustainable”).

Brian Cashman said it before Trent Grisham accepted the qualifying offer, and he doubled down on it two days after.