Ya know the Yankees have been used in this thread as a cautionary tale of organizational mismanagement because of holding on to prospects when deals were available and while I do share that frustration, that's only part of the story. I'll flip the coin to its other side and use the same organization to show your concern.
Justus Sheffield
James Kaprielian
Both top Yankees prospects ie high end trade chips that the Yankees had no problem in moving in deals for needs. The problem here is they ended up trading them away for the wrong players in James Paxton and Sonny Gray. The Yanks hurt themselves just as much here as they wasted their top trade chips when targeting the wrong players, ending up with little to show from it.
By drafting BPA and having high picks, they have a bunch of prospects/players with good trade capital. It should be used at some point to fill needs. It's just on who and it's imperative Drury gets that right.