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DAVID ROBERTSON RUMORS
Player Profile #108: David Robertson | RP | CHW
Who’s ready to talk about a relief pitcher? “I am,” the author said begrudgingly.
It should come as no surprise to you by now, but I really, really hate wasting words on relief pitchers. Give me a closer depth chart, give me a basic tiering of options with job security, give me some next-in-line options and a couple deep sleepers, and I’m good to go.
But like it or not,...
Via Baseball Professor
January 23, 2015
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Trying To Make Sense of The #Yankees' Snub of David Robertson
The bad thing about the Winter Meetings being in San Diego is that Yankee fans who live on the east coast are at risk of waking up to bad news. That is what happened this morning with the news that came down of David Robertson's reported four-year deal with the Chicago White Sox. On the surface, it looks as if the Yankees made a huge mistake: They gave Andrew Miller what everyone...
Via Lady At The Bat
December 09, 2014
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New York Yankees rumors: Andrew Miller
The New York Yankees are in serious pursuit of reliever Andrew Miller. However, if the Yankees have any interest in him at all they need to act fast.
The 29 year-old ended his 2014 season nicely with a 2.02 ERA, 103/17 K/BB ratio over 62 1/3 innings between both the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles.
Last season, Miller was acquired from the Orioles before the trade deadline...
Via isportsweb.com
December 01, 2014
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Report: David Robertson Has $39M Offer
A rival executive says that he has heard that David Robertson has an offer from a team worth $39 million for three years, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. The team is not yet known. The deal would set a record in terms of money for a relief pitcher.
Earlier in the off-season, Robertson declined a $15.3 million qualifying offer from the New York Yankees.
The Yankees hope to...
Via Baseball Essential
November 30, 2014
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New York Yankees rumors: David Robertson edition
Last week, New York Yankees free agent closer David Robertson rejected the New York Yankees $15.3 million qualifying offer. This should come as no surprise to Yankee fans, given the fact that he is the top free-agent closer available. Because of this, he will look to maximize his value out on the open market where at least a half dozen clubs are interested according to Mark Feinsand...
Via isportsweb.com
November 19, 2014
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David Robertson rejects New York Yankees’ qualifying offer
The New York Yankees have made it their priority this offseason to re-sign pitcher David Robertson. Two weeks ago the Yankees extended the closer a $15.3 million, one-year qualifying offer and on Monday he rejected it to become a free agent.
Robertson has worn pinstripes since 2008 and five years later continued in baseball legend Mariano Rivera‘s footsteps as the Yankees’ prime...
Via isportsweb.com
November 17, 2014
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New York Yankees: David Robertson’s no-win situation
It goes without saying that New York Yankees closer David Robertson had some very large shoes to fill when the greatest closer of all time, Mariano Rivera retired at the end of the 2013 season. What was not expected was an amazing season from an afterthought of the Yankees minor league system, Dellin Betances.Anyone who claims they saw Betances coming was doing so back when he...
Via Yankees Unscripted
September 15, 2014
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After 18 Saves, Taking Stock Of Yankees' David Robertson
When David Robertson took the mound last night for his 20th save opportunity, it was his first appearance in a week. Robertson showed no signs of rust as he completed a five-out save, his 18th, securing a salvage of the Yankees' final game of their latest series in Toronto. While we're not quite at the season's halfway mark, now is as good a time as any to take stock of the man...
Via Lady At The Bat
June 26, 2014
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Why David Robertson's Injury Won't Lead To An All-Out Disaster For Yankees
With David Robertson landing on the disabled list yesterday, it was very tempting to go into panic mode, especially with last year's injury-plagued season, and with Mariano Rivera's first year of retirement underway.It was only natural to ask questions such as these: Will players drop like flies as they did in 2013? Will the Yankees lead the league in blown saves? Will the whole...
Via Lady At The Bat
April 08, 2014
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