On Tuesday, the New York Yankees' general manager Brian Cashman joined executives from 29 other MLB teams in San Antonio for the annual GM Meetings, signaling the start of the offseason discussions.

The Yankees are actively engaging with free-agent relievers, as key bullpen members Clay Holmes, Tommy Kahnle, and Tim Hill are set to hit the market. With their postseason contributions, their absence would leave a significant gap.

While the Yankees explore free agency, they may also consider trades, with two-time All-Star closer Devin Williams as a potential target. The team has a knack for finding undervalued relievers and has already secured closer Luke Weaver for next season.