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class="ui-droppable">The New York Yankees were largely inactive during the 2013 MLB winter meetings, though general manager Brian Cashman did put out plenty of feelers to free agents and other GMs.

In the end, the Yankees made no moves during the meetings. This, of course, came on the heels of an aggressive few weeks prior.

The Yankees were able to handle making no moves during the meetings because of their signings of Brian McCann, Jacoby Ellsbury and Kelly Johnson, as well as their re-signings of Hiroki Kuroda and Brendan Ryan.

There's still potential for Cashman's feelers to result in new acquisitions for the Yankees, but the immediate results of the winter meetings were not what the fans were expecting.

 


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