BRIAN CASHMAN RUMORS
Brian Cashman Finds Hitting Coach Kevin Long’s Comment About Mark Teixeira’s Wrist ‘Alarming’
Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long said what other people were thinking on Saturday. General manager Brian Cashman would prefer if he hadn’t.
Long said Saturday that he wasn’t sure Mark Teixeira’s wrist “has been right” since the slugger came off the disabled list on May 31. That drew the ire of Cashman, who didn’t like that his hitting coach came out and said such to a...
Kevin Youkilis’ Season Keeps Getting Worse, As Brian Cashman Concerned About Veteran’s Injury Status
Kevin Youkilis’ season has gone from bad to worse, and it might not turn around any time soon.
Youkilis said he woke up Friday with numbness in his foot and calf area, and he’s since been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a back injury. The 34-year-old might not be quick to return once those 15 days are up, though. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman expressed some concern...
Yankees rumors: Active trade deadline likely for New York
The New York Yankees had to get active on the trade and free
agent markets earlier than expected this season, as spring training injuries
caused the team to make multiple transactions before the regular season even
began. General manager Brian Cashman told Bryan Hoch of MLB.com that he doesn’t
expect that level of busyness to change with the summer trade season approaching...
Shocker: Kevin Youkilis is on DL and Brian Cashman is all aflutter
I had to laugh to keep from cringing when my Red Sox friend Johnny pointed out to me Brian Cashman's latest pontificating on the state of the Yankees. Specifically, my friend cited Cashman telling the media yesterday this shocking news about Kevin Youkilis: that "back issues usually don’t get better." Gee, you think? Next thing you know, Cash will figure out that...
Yankees injury updates
It seems as if every time the Yankees gain someone back from the disabled list, another player is moved onto it. Here are a few updates on the injured:
Mark Teixeira: Although Joe Girardi said that Mark Teixeira will need at least a week to rest his wrist, GM Brian Cashman may want to give him a few weeks. According to Andy McCullough of the Newark Star Ledger, Cashman is leaning...
The man who was traded for Jesus hath risen to Trenton, and thy Franchise might be exiled to the West
Michael Pineda, carrying the historical legacy of Brian Cashman in his fanny pack, will start his next game for Double A Trenton.Meanwhile, there is talk of trading Phil Hughes to San Francisco for a prospect.Granderson could be three weeks away, A-Rod four. Jeter could follow.By August 1, the team (barring the inevitable injuries):Gardner, CFJeter, SSCano 2B ARod 3BTex 1BYoukilis...
IT IS WHAT IT IS
Cashman: A-Rod situation complex
Yankees GM Brian Cashman admitted that the drama surrounding Rodriguez makes things "complicated" and that he probably will never live up to his contract.
Cashman's prayers are answered: Seattle scorns Jesus, as Pineda resurrection looms
Well - as Steve Jobs said to Bill Gates - you never what to believe when you cut a deal with somebody from Seattle.All last year, the Jesus Montero trade - (I believe I called it "the debacle") - looked like a long range Yankee death and the reason to - as Hunter Thompson would say - stuff Brian Cashman into a bottle and put him out with the Japanese tide. Today, vindication...
Yankees GM breaks leg skydiving
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman gave skydiving a try on Monday, and he loved it so much he went back for seconds. In retrospect, Cashman probably wishes he had just kept it to one jump. As John Harper of the NY Daily News shared with us, Cashman went skydiving with the Golden Knights of the US Army on Monday at Homestead Air Force Base in Florida. After feeling the...
With another rappelling stunt, is Cashman signaling another deathwish deal?
At 45, Brian Cashman is just barely older than the Yankee lineup he puts on the field - at least chronologically. But if tabloid fodder counts, he's aged 10 years since 2010.So what's with his continued desire to rappel off the top of the Empire State Building of Stamford, Connecticut? He's going to do it again. As best as I can see, it's not for charity - unless...
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