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Coming into this season, there were many questions surrounding the team. Believe it or not, not all of these questions were centered around Alex Rodriguez. How would a healthy, gluten free Mark Teixeira perform? Would Chris Young continue his success he enjoyed in Pinstripes in 2014? Could Brett Gardner hit for a higher average or was his ceiling in the .270’s? Would Chasen Shreve even make the major league roster on Opening Day? How would Adam Warren perform in the starting rotation? Would Justin Wilson return to his 2013 form? And, of course, the main one, would Alex Rodriguez be remotely the same player he used to be? Fortunately for the Yankees, all of these questions have been answered with positive results.

By: Nick Scott It's no secret I have been very critical of Carlos Beltran ever since his signing with the Yankees. He simply hasn't hit like he should and the fact he never hustles doesn't help either. This year has been no different for the $45 million man as Beltran is hitting a mind numbingly bad .184. Via Getty Images On the flip side, 'back up' outfielder Chris Young has been mashing the ball at a rate that can no longer be ignored. After finishing up the series with the Tigers today, Chris Young is batting .357 with four homers, nine RBIs, and five doubles. He's also sporting an OPS of 1.258. In other words, Young is putting up very solid numbers for a guy who is supposedly a back up.

By: Nick Scott Hello Yankee fans. Today I will be giving a report and opinion on where the Yankees franchise currently is this offseason and where I think they should go as of this moment.