Washington Nationals 3 — New York Yankees 4 (10 innings) No hits factored into the walk-off sacrifice fly that sent the Yankees fans home happy with the 4-3 win in 10 innings. A walk by Justin Maxwell, an error, and a sacrifice fly by Brandon Laird led to the run needed to win in [...]
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March 16, 2012
The Yankees have had roughly 67 players in spring training so far, but they began cuts today starting with their top prospect Manny Banuelos, according to Chad Jennings of the Journal News.
Four players on the 40-man roster were cut including Corban Joseph, David Adams, Zoilo Almonte, Melky Mesa. The other cuts were C Gary Sanchez, C J.R. Murphy, C Kyle Higashioka, RHP Dan Burawa...
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March 16, 2012
Andy Pettitte is back in Pinstripes, but what happens to the Yankees rotation when he comes back?
Pettitte said that he has been throwing some this offseason, but said that his legs weren’t ready yet and that he’s going to take it slow in his return. Brian Cashman said he needed the equivalent of a full spring training before he is ready. So we know that at the very least...
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March 15, 2012
Freddy Garcia was hit on the hand yesterday by a comebacker, but the Yankees dodged a bullet when his x-rays turned out to be negative. Still, it was a right hand injury so Garcia might miss one or even two starts or more and it is possible that he might not be ready to start the season.
That got me thinking about who could be the guy to replace Garcia on the roster if he’s...
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March 15, 2012
It happens every spring, some pitcher shows up to camp and his velocity just isn’t where it’s supposed to be. It’s usually no big thing, but last season it happened to Phil Hughes and we watched him go from an 18-win starter to a guy who was eventually demoted to the bullpen.
That’s the same Hughes who showed up with huge expectations and was once ranked as the best pitching...
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March 17, 2012
Derek Jeter says he sensed that Andy Pettitte wanted to pitch again.
Three months shy of his 40th birthday, Pettitte ended his brief retirement Friday. The left-hander signed a minor league deal with the Yankees with an invitation to spring training.
Jeter said before Saturday's game against Houston that he knew Pettitte was ''itching'' to play and ''...
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March 17, 2012
Andy Pettitte‘s comeback will be the headline topic on tomorrow night’s radio program.
I wrote yesterday that I am not optimistic that Pettitte will be able to provide the kind of performance that makes his presence worth the signing.
This isn’t about money; it’s about the fact that he will create the kind of distraction that could potentially add pressure to Michael Pineda...
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March 16, 2012
Author: Andrew SwansonFantasy Baseball fans and writers are constantly searching for the next big thing. A prospect who possesses a mixture of both freakishly good, god-given talent, and the mental fortitude to excel in the Major Leagues. One possible candidate for this year’s next big thing is Michael Pineda, a 22 year old pitcher for the Seattle Mariners. A native of the...
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March 17, 2012
October 24, 1996. Game 5 of the World Series. The fielded bunt and put-out at third. The subsequent 1-4-3 double play. The victory for the Yanks on one unearned run.
Over the course of Andy Pettitte’s formidable career in pinstripes, he has had a myriad of unforgettable moments. But the reason why this one stands out is because it was the perfect embodiment of what Yankee fans...
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March 16, 2012
Andy Pettitte has reportedly come out of retirement and re-joined the New York Yankees. According to Jack Curry of the YES Network, Pettitte has signed a 1 year minor league deal: The Yankees have signed Andy Pettitte to a 1-year minor league deal worth $2.5 million. The team is thrilled to have 240-game winner back.
Via Pro Sports Daily
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March 16, 2012
Andy Pettitte abruptly ended his retirement Friday, signing a one-year contract with the New York Yankees.
The deal is worth $2.5 million for Pettitte, who had officially called it quits in February 2011, saying he no longer had the hunger and drive to play another season.
Pettitte, who will turn 40 in June, went 11-3 with a 3.28 ERA in 21 starts in 2010.
He owns a career mark...
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March 15, 2012
New York Yankees 8 — Washington Nationals 5 Five consecutive singles in the 7th inning led to 3 runs in today’s 8-5 win over the Washington Nationals. Michael Pineda started today’s Spring start and went 3.2 innings with 4 strikeouts and 1 walk, and 4 hits that led to 2 runs. Pineda’s velocity was [...]
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March 16, 2012
Wow, this came out of nowhere.... Here's the story from Mark Feinsand:Andy Pettitte ended his one-year retirement, agreeing to a minor-league deal with the Yankees worth $2.5 million plus incentives.
“He’s coming back,” a source said.
The deal was first reported by the YES Network.
Pettitte returned to camp earlier this spring, and though he indicated that he planned...
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March 16, 2012
Author: Andrew SwansonThe Seattle Mariners boast one of the best young arms in the American League. A flame throwing pitcher who possesses a knee-buckling slider, an excellent change up, and a blazing fastball that has been clocked in the triple digits. No, I am not referring to reigning AL CY Young winner Felix Hernandez, but rather rookie sensation Michael Pineda. With just...
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