Found February 09, 2009 on
The Chuck Knoblog:
Apparently, the
Yanks and Mets are the two remaining teams competing for Freddy Garcia. Ken Rosenthal says its been narrowed down to the two New York teams. I think this would be exactly the type of move Cashman should be making right now. He`s a low risk, solid reward guy that could give the ...
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February 09, 2009
I put Pettitte in this spot. They`re going to want to limit Joba's innings so he`ll be the #5 guy. Boston's situation also starts to get a little fuzzy at the back-end. I`m going with Wakefield here though.Yankees- Andy Pettitte- Even if Any makes his incentives, he could be one of the biggest ...
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February 09, 2009
Update (4:40): According to MLBTR the Yankees have signed Pettitte on a one year deal with a guaranteed 5.5 mil that could reach 12 mil with incentives By CharlieYankees Close to Deal with Pettite Remember when the Yankees offered Andy Pettitte $10 million and he rejected it? Well, the ...
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February 08, 2009
Big freakin' shock. Yeah, the steroids thing happened while he was with Texas, and not with New York. And Rodriguez was probably off the juice while with the Yankees (A-Rod was a participant in the 2005 World Baseball Classic which held players to an even higher standard regarding the illegal use of performance-enhancing drugs, and not to mention that 'roids became regularly...
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February 10, 2009
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I am calling it now--right now--you heard it here first (or second or third):
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Alex Rodriguez has admitted in an interview with Peter Gammons that he indeed took performance enhancing drugs in the years 2001 through 2003, and wants us to know that he?s sorry about it.? Of course he is - he got caught.? You?re always sorry after you get
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What do you think the Mets next best move is?? Total Votes 9
Nothing, Keep the team the way it is... (1) 11%
Sign a lefty for the pen (0) 0%
Sign Manny Ramirez (2) 22%
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Sign Bobby Abreu (0) 0%
Sign Ben Sheets (0) 0%
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February 09, 2009
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February 09, 2009
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