29 Dec
As the decade nears a close, I thought I’d rank my favorite Yankees teams of the 2000s.
1. 2000 Yankees: 87-74; won the World Series, 4-1, against the Mets. It was the first title of the 2000’s and the last one for a long time for the Yanks. Plus, who could forget the whole Clemens/Piazza fiasco, Jeter’s [...]
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24 Dec
Merry Chrsitmas and Happy Holidays everybody…I hope next offseason and Christmas is as joyous as this one’s been
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22 Dec
The Yankees have brought Javy Vazquez (back) to the Bronx in exchange for Melky Cabrera, Mike Dunn and Arodys Vizcaino. The Yanks will also get lefty reliever Boone Logan in the deal. I’m all for bolstering up the pitching staff, and I think this was a good move, but remember what happened in Game 7 [...]
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16 Dec
“I am going to start looking around. Teams are getting better and there are teams interested,” Damon told The Post yesterday. “I can’t wait forever and I am sure [the Yankees] are trying to figure things out. I have to be ready.”
Well, I guess the honeymoon is officially over.
As I have said numerous times before, [...]
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15 Dec
The Yankees have been simmering up the hot stove the past couple of days, here are some links to all you need to know about the goings-on of the Bronx Bombers:
Wang not tender. The Yankees have decided not to tender a contract to Chien-Ming Wang, making him a free agent. I can see why they did [...]
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09 Dec
The Yankees and lefty Andy Pettitte agreed today on a one-year deal worth $11.75 million. Granted he’s 37 years old, but that seems like a bargain for a guy who was the winning pitcher when the team clinched the AL East, ALDS, ALCS and WS this past year. Plus, he’s got one of the dirtiest pick-off moves [...]
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08 Dec
Pending physicals, the Yankees have apparently agreed to a three-team trade todaywith Arizona and the Tigers. They filled the void in center by acquiring Curtis Granderson, but parted ways with some components of the bullpen and an OF prospect. Here is a view of what each team got:
The Yanks: CF Curtis Granderson
D-Bags: RHP Edwin Jackson [...]
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