(Cody Who??? Courtesy of Getty Images)
Say what you will about the Yankees' organizational ability to successfully manage their young pitching prospects and build them into something useful, or their ability to scout and sign the right external free agent pitchers to strengthen their rotation. Both of those track records are filled with their fair share of flops and failures, and any kind of reasonable criticism directed at them comes with some truth attached. But if there's one thing the Yankees have done consistently well in recent years, it's find and implement good relief pitching from unexpected sources. Internally, externally, sometimes seemingly out of nowhere. The Yankees know how to get value from undervalued relief assets and the Cody Eppley-Clay Rapada tag team this season is just the latest example.
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