7. Mike Stanley
During his tenure in the Bronx, Mike Stanley was thought about as one of the main components of the revival of the Yankees that took place in the early/mid-90’s.
In five total seasons, Stanley slashed .285/.377/.504 with 72 home runs including .305 with 24 homers and 85 RBIs for the 1993 Yankees. He hit .300 in 1994 and he cranked career-high twenty-nine homers in 1998 as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox.
Despite the promise in his bat, the Yanks got the next man on this list to be the starter in 1996 and had another man on this list on the way through the system.
