The Yankees could be reaching into their past to secure their future designated hitter. A day after Raul Ibanez emerged as a candidate to fill the role, ESPN.com reports the Yankees have also looked into Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui as left-handed options to rejoin the club as a designated hitter. Unlike Ibanez, Damon and Matsui have each played for the Yankees and were teammates on the squad that won the 2009 World Series. Damon, 37, spent four years in pinstripes from 2006 to 2009, batting .285 with 77 home runs and 296 RBIs. Since leaving New York, the former...
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