Yankees GM Brian Cashman defends team's process in expletive-filled rant: 'I think we're pretty f---ing good'

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New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman had the time Tuesday to fire back at critics following one of the team's worst years in recent memory. 

The Yankees were 82-80 last season — a winning record but a total disaster for their standards. Owner Hal Steinbrenner said earlier on Tuesday that the season was "awful" and "the fans didn’t get anywhere close to what they deserve."

Cashman took it a step further after Steinbrenner's morning availability with reporters, defending his team and the front office that he oversees. 

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New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman looks on during batting practice before a game between the Yankees and the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium on June 20, 2023 in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

"I think we have good baseball people, whether they’re pro scouts, whether they’re coaches, whether they’re the manager, whether they’re the general manager, whether they’re analytics guys. I think they’re good people," Cashman explained confidently to a group of reporters, via SNY. "I’m getting permission requests all over the place. We just lost our bench coach to the Mets as a manager. I’ve got analytics guys trying to be poached to other clubs right now. Our player development program — not different than other places. But again, reinforcement that we got good people. 

"I’m proud of our people and I’m proud of our process. Doesn’t mean that we are firing on all cylinders, doesn’t mean we’re the best in class. But I think we’re pretty f---ing good personally and I’m proud of our people. I’m also looking forward to ’24 being a better