The New York Yankees made strategic roster moves on November fifth, exercising a three-million-dollar option for left-handed pitcher Tim Hill and declining a five-million-dollar option for right-hander Jonathan Loáisiga. Hill, 35, had a strong season, while Loáisiga, 31, struggled after returning from Tommy John surgery. Loáisiga is now a free agent, and the Yankees aim to strengthen their bullpen for the upcoming season.

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