JORGE POSADA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Yankees give Cano Posada’s locker, bigger leadership role
For the Yankees, locker placement is meaningful. Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez have two of the more prominent lockers in the room and for a long time Jorge Posada was said to have an important spot too right in front of the no access door essentially serving a a fence between the media and where the Yankees can go and relax.
That locker now belongs to Robinson Cano.
“Being...
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April 16, 2012
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April 16, 2012
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CATCHER TAKES THE MOUND
Posada throws out first pitch to dad
Recently retired Yankees catcher Jorge Posada threw out the ceremonial first pitch to his father, Jorge, Sr., before the team's home opener.
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April 13, 2012
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April 13, 2012
Posada To Throw Out First Pitch Tomorrow
From David Waldstein:It has been six months since an emotional Jorge Posada walked out of Yankee Stadium, unable to express himself publicly except through his tears. Posada knew that night, after the Yankees’ season-ending loss to the Detroit Tigers, that he had played his final game as a Yankee.
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But on Friday, Posada will have his chance to see how much the fans appreciated...
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April 12, 2012
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April 12, 2012
Jorge Posada to throw out 1st pitch at Yankees home opener
The ending of last season was an odd one. Everyone knew that there was a pretty good chance that it was Jorge Posada‘s last, but both he and the Yankees left it kind of open ended whether he would return for another year or not and Jorge certainly made it known that he though he was capable of another year.
So there was never really a goodbye. However, Yankees fans will get...
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April 12, 2012
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April 12, 2012
Posada to throw out ceremonial 1st pitch
Newly retired catcher Jorge Posada will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the New York Yankees' home opener Friday against the Los Angeles Angels.
New York said Wednesday that Posada will become the 11th former Yankee to throw out the opening-day pitch.
The five-time All-Star and five-time World Series champion retired in January after 17 major league seasons, all...
Via AP on Fox
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April 11, 2012
HOUSE THAT JORGE BUILT
Posada trying to unload Upper East Side condo
Well, that didn't last long.Just days after Jorge Posada announced his retiring, word came that his $11.5 million condominium was on the market.But, I guess when the Yankees don't need you in New York...you cease needing to own property on Manhattan's Upper East Side.Curious about what the condo contains? Be curious no more...thanks to The Real Estalker.
Property...
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January 30, 2012
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January 30, 2012
Jorge Posada and The Hall of Fame
Jorge Posada officially announced his retirement today and undoubtedly there will be a lot of talk about retiring Jorge’s number and his possible induction into the MLB Hall of Fame 5 years from now. The general consensus seems to be that his number will be retired, but that he falls short of the HOF. I agree that it probably plays out that way, but I think there is an argument...
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January 24, 2012
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January 24, 2012
On Jorge Posada and the Real Core Four
Sorry for not Squawking much as of late, but I have been busy with lots of real-life stuff. Anyhow, this has been arguably the quietest Yankee offseason in ages, so I haven't missed all that much. The biggest news as of late is Jorge Posada retiring. I'm glad he's doing so, and that his last moments in pinstripes were when he was one of the few Yankees to hit well in...
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January 13, 2012
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January 13, 2012
Ten Memories of Jorge Posada
Like all other Yankee fans, I experienced a flood of emotions when I learned that longtime catcher Jorge Posada will be announcing in his retirement in a few weeks. I started thinking about Posada's career and I wasn't surprised that my memories of him are not the purely statistical and on-the field variety. I am never able to hold on to those kinds of memories, but I do...
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January 11, 2012
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January 11, 2012
Yankees' Posada is planning to retire
One by one, the Core Four is bidding farewell.
Catcher Jorge Posada, a member of the New York Yankees for his entire 17-year career, plans to announce his retirement, according to a major league source.
Posada, 40, is not expected to make his decision official for "at least a couple of weeks," the source said.
New York radio station WFAN was the first to report that...
Via Fox Sports
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January 07, 2012
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