The New York Yankees’ offense has been slumping recently.
New York has one of the best records in baseball at the moment, but there still is room for growth. The Yankees should get reinforcements back soon as D.J. LeMahieu and ace Gerrit Cole but an external addition could make some sense as well.
The Yankees have had some success this season, but they still rank 20th in the league in team batting average (.234), 16th in home runs (22), 15th in runs scored (100),
and 21st in hits (176).
New York should be able to challenge for a World Series title this season, but the team still has space for improvement. Brandon Belt, a former San Francisco Giants and Toronto Blue Jays slugger, is one player who could fit the Yankees’ roster.
He is still eligible for free agency and might be signed for a modest cost. The one-time All-Star had a fantastic season with Toronto last year, hitting 19 home runs and driving in 43 runs in just 103 games.
Belt might be an intriguing option for the Yankees looking to add seasoned depth and upside to the middle of their lineup. He might assist fill a bench spot for the team while also providing a reliable bat. Additionally, he is two time world series champion who has had a great 13 year big league career
