New York Yankees Turn Back the Clock

Who remembers the good ole days?  The days when the New York Yankees had very poor pitching for a team that expected to win the World Series every year, yet still managed to flirt with 100 wins? The mid-2000′s.  The days when the New York Yankees were trotting out the likes of Randy Johnson, Aaron Small, Kevin Brown, Jeff Weaver, Javier Vazquez (the first time), Mike Mussina, Jon Lieber, Jose Contreras, Orlando Hernandez, Esteban Loaiza, Ted Lilly, Chien-Ming Wang, Jaret Wright, Shawn Chacon, several rookies and several other vets that deserve to be named here.  Some of these guys were decent, some of them got traded or released after a short stretch and some of them just flat out sucked.  How the New York Yankees made it to the postseason every year until 2008 may seem like a mystery, but the answer is crystal clear.  The New York Yankees simply bludgeoned the opposition.  They still do in 2011, but despite popular opinion the New York Yankees actually have more pitching than...