Tanking has been all the rage this year. Across baseball, teams like the Orioles and the Marlins have constructed rosters designed to generate as many wins as possible — for other teams, that is. To do so, they have acquired and given considerable playing time to players who probably would be more at home facing the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders than the New York Yankees. This got me thinking; although the Yankees have not finished with a record under .500 since before I was born, they have employed a number of players in recent years who probably did not belong on a big-league roster, due to either age or performance.
Creating the worst possible Yankees team from this decade
