Yankees free agent reluctantly coming to grips with end of career: ‘It could be it’
He became a free agent in November when the Yankees declined his $17 million option. He got a buyout of $6 million, a number he can’t get close to now to be on a major-league roster. But he doesn’t plan on settling.
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