With how much cash the Yankees have, they can push the envelope on a deal harder than any other organization. But like a teenage girl splurging at Kendra Scott, there is bound to be a couple of cases of buyers remorse among the successful purchases.
There are some curious cases when it comes to Yankee contracts. Obvious ones come to mind, such as A.J. Burnett. Yes, his 5-year, $82.5 million contract was hefty, and he had an overall shaky time in the Bronx.
But when he was truly needed, he would rise to the occasion, just like his brilliant one-run game in Game 2 of the 2009 World Series.