General Manager Brian Cashman rappelled down a 22-story building at a Stamford holiday festival Sunday, a day before the baseball winter meetings kick off in Dallas. For a change the Yankees are expected to remain on the sideline.
Via Bronx Baseball Daily
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December 05, 2011
Not much has happened yet for the Yankees this offseason, but that could change quickly as GM Brian Cashman has headed down to Dallas for the Winter Meetings. So far asking prices for both free agents and players on the trade block have been too high, but Cashman has been busy talking with everybody nonetheless and he told George King and Dan Martin of the NY Post that a deal could...
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December 03, 2011
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman was discussing the rotation with Chad Jennings of the Journal News and specifically was talking about how they’ve been able to fill from within over the past couple of years. He used Phil Hughes in 2010 and Ivan Nova in 2011 as examples, seems he forgot Joba Chamberlain in 2009 but that’s another story.
The point is that Cashman expects...
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December 03, 2011
There was also this related bit of info from Chad Jennings: Brian Cashman was asked today whether the new collective bargaining agreement will impact his pursuit of international free agents this winter. Teams are about to pay a premium when they spend big on the international market — and there are some premier international free agents out there — but Cashman wouldn’t...
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December 06, 2011
Wally the Green Monster getting a little loose.
The 2011 Winter Meetings are officially underway down in Dallas, Texas and New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman has yet to make any noise.
The Yankees have not been shy about being quiet, and look to stay that way because the team is already pretty good.
Not that the Yankees are devoid of need, but they are nowhere near desperate enough...
Via NJ.com
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December 05, 2011
Cashman not optimistic about making major move
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December 05, 2011
Cashman say he's expecting a quiet week of talks in Dallas
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December 06, 2011
It may seem like some sort of bizarro baseball universe to watch the Yankees sitting on the sidelines while the Marlins chase all the splashy moves, but the developments aren't shocking to Brian Cashman.
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December 03, 2011
The first time we heard his name, Yoenis Cespedes was attached to the Yankees in a rumor. If Brian Cashman is interested him though he has done a good job keeping it under wraps though. Here is the latest on Cespedes:
In an article by Jerry Crasnick of ESPN, he suggests it could cost at least $50 million to sign Cespedes.
Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported that it is still...
Via New York Times Sports
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December 05, 2011
General Manager Brian Cashman said part of the reason it is hard to find a match is that all teams share concerns over rising payroll costs, and so they covet their prospects.
Via New York Times Sports
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December 04, 2011
General Manager Brian Cashman rappelled down a 22-story building at a Stamford holiday festival Sunday, a day before the baseball winter meetings kick off in Dallas. For a change the Yankees are expected to remain on the sideline.
Via mlb.com
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December 04, 2011
While Brian Cashman has confidence in the roster he has assembled, largely secure after making certain CC Sabathia will head the rotation, the Yankees do have items on their shopping list as they go to Texas for the Winter Meetings.
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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December 06, 2011
DALLAS — Brian Cashman checked into the Winter Meetings yesterday looking for action he may not find.
“I’m not here to sit back for three days and order room service,’’ the Yankees general manager declared shortly after he arrived at the spacious Hilton Anatole yesterday afternoon. “I will try, but...
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December 05, 2011
Your roundup of all the hottest hot-stove items of the day (and whatever **** Ken Rosenthal is throwing against the wall.) This is ... HOT ******* STOVE!! More »
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