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A look back at last year\u2019s Yankees resolutions\u2026<\/p>\n
Luke Weaver: To keep being Luke Weaver<\/strong><\/p>\n After slipping from his 2024 heights, with a highly disappointing postseason, the reliever takes his blithe spirit across town as a Met.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Spencer Jones: To get to the majors<\/strong><\/p>\n Slugging prospect rose to Triple-A and started hot, then cooled down and wasn\u2019t called up. Now, he\u2019ll get a chance to win a job out of camp.<\/p>\n Luis Gil: To channel that 2024 magic<\/strong><\/p>\n Reigning AL Rookie of the Year was robbed of a full season, making only 11 regular season starts due to a lat strain to begin 2025.<\/p>\n Clarke Schmidt: To make the All-Star team<\/strong><\/p>\n Trending that way through 14 starts until he required season-ending Tommy John surgery. Hopes to return later in 2026.<\/p>\n Austin Wells: To become a middle-of-the order presence<\/strong><\/p>\n It was a disappointing season at the plate for Wells (95 OPS-plus), who mostly batted in the bottom third of the order.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Max Fried: To avoid the injury list<\/strong><\/p>\n He made 32 starts in a successful first pinstriped season but briefly landed on the IL near the All-Star break due to a blister.<\/p>\n Cody Bellinger<\/strong>: To make Yankee Stadium your playground<\/p>\n The newly arrived lefty hitter did just that, batting .302 with a .909 OPS during 80 regular season games in the Bronx.<\/p>\n Devin Williams: <\/strong>To thrive off the Bronx energy<\/p>\n Lost his closer\u2019s job and absorbed the fans\u2019 ire until gaining steam in a setup role during his rocky, lone pinstriped season.<\/p>\n Jasson Dominguez: To live up to the hype<\/strong><\/p>\n Trent Grisham\u2019s ascension impacted his playing time, but Dominguez\u2019s defensive issues and poor results as a righty hitter didn\u2019t help.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n