Hello friends. Welcome to The Bronx Tales. My season long recap and review of your 2022 New York Yankees.

What a world, lol. Greg Bird, the prince that was promised, has found his way back into the Yankees system.

A move we knew was coming, Luke Voit has been traded to the Padres. PC: Sarah Stier/Getty Images

Rizzo is back in the Bronx on a 2y-$32M deal. The question is, what's next?

A trade that was NOT on my radar. Knee jerk reactions from this Yankees trade.

Unless Willson Contreras somehow ends up in the Bronx, it seems that Gary is sticking behind the backstop. This season, it's now or never.

OTD: George Steinbrenner, aka The Boss, led a group to purchase the team in 1973, which would ultimately turn the franchise around.

Over the past few seasons, there have been some surprise players you never would have expected in pinstripes.

Former All-Star and Gold Glover winner is signed as depth insurance for the Yankees outfield.

It's not the questions of "if" the Yankees are getting a shortstop, it's more of a question "who"? Assessing The Options, V4.

Second Base isn't a position of need for the Yanks, with DJLM and Gleyber Torres holding down the fort. Do they look to add versatility?

Happy-Sad! Brett Gardner declined his PO, while the Yanks declined their club option, making the 14-year WS Champion a free agent.

The position isn't the biggest need at the moment, but one the Yankees hope to solidify. Who will be the starting first baseman in 2022?

Another season, and the Yankees come up short. Four years of Boone and nothing. His contract is up and the Yanks have decision to make.

Tonight is the night. It comes down to the rivalry. 92-70. Win or go home. Shipping up to Boston. Cole on the mound. Tonight will be a movie

Are you not entertained? Final game, 162, and the Yankees win it in the ninth, propelling themselves into the playoffs.

With only nine games left of the regular season, it all comes down to stepping up and taking down the three-headed monster of the AL East.

A season filled with ups and downs, the only constant the Yankees have had is none other than Aaron Judge

Before Fernando Tatis, every kid wanted to be like Derek. It is only fitting that the most recognizable name in baseball heads to the HOF

The state of the New York Yankees is an interesting case study, to say the least. What's up next for the Yanks? PC: Getty Images