PHIL HUGHES RUMORS & GOSSIP
Welcome Back Don: Yankees vs Dodgers (6/18/13)
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Phil Hughes (3-5, 4.89 ERA) and the Yankees are back on the east coast after a long (and disappointing) west coast trip to take on Hyun-Jin Ryu (6-2, 2.85 ERA) and the Dodgers (and Don Mattingly) in the first game of two. Hughes has been hot and cold all year, and his last outing against Oakland would certainly be in the cold category. He threw 95 pitches and lasted just 4 1...
Hughes Walks The Ballpark: Teams Walk Away?
In April I decided, for various reasons, that this year should be Joba Chamberlain's last in pinstripes. Chamberlain's performance in Oakland last night only reinforced this belief. Until now, I have not addressed the obvious fact that Phil Hughes should tag along when Chamberlain leaves the Yankees. After last night, however, it is obvious that the two should hop a plane...
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...
Yankeetorial: It's time for the Yankees to ask that essential philosophical question: What could we get for Phil Hughes?
Have you noticed that looming funnel of dark clouds on the western horizon - the one with the cow swirling around, next to the green-skinned lady on the bicycle? That's the MLB trade deadline. It's headed our way. And this year, the Yankees face a unique situation - for the Yankees anyway: Because of all our injuries, we have too many players. And a couple might interest...
Yankees: Hughes you stink again
The New York Yankees sent Phil Hughes to the mound last night with high hopes that they could win for a second night vs. the Boston Red Sox.
Phil Hughes | New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles – May 18th, 11 (Photo credit: dbfoto®)
But after two walks, seven strikeouts and five earned runs over, he got yanked in the middle of the fourth innings. Four of those runs came off aÂ...
Game 55: Boston slams Hughes, Yankees
Hughes gave up the big blow, a grand slam, in tonight’s loss to Boston. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Boston Red Sox 11 — New York Yankees 1
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Yankees give up three home runs in tonight’s 11-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox.
The Yankees turned to right-hander Phil Hughes in the middle game of three with the rival Red Sox. The 26-year-old Hughes had some indicators of bad things...
MLB rumors: Yankees' Phil Hughes a fit for Mets?
The New York Yankees and Mets are partaking in what's become an interleague tradition; the Subway Series. Anthony DiComo of MLB.com believes one current Yankees player and free agent-to-be could be a potential fit for the Mets; right-handed starting pitcher Phil Hughes.
Phil Hughes will be FA this winter. His fly ball tendencies wouldn't be huge issue at Citi. #Mets should...
Yankees: Can Hughes redeem himself vs. Orioles
Phil Hughes during pregame warmups prior to a game between the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles on August 29, 2011 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
After finally earning my semi-endorsement, Yankees starter Phil Hughes went on to have his worst outing yet.
Hughes couldn’t muster enough to get through the first inning in his last outing vs. the Mariners.
He got tagged for seven earned...
Is Phil Hughes working on the big contract next year with the Dodgers?
If so, more power to him.Listen: I have no problem with Yankees having big contract years, and then sticking it to the team, considering the organizational policy of refusing to negotiate in the middle of a pact. The Yankees can't have it both ways. But if Phil Phranchise finally puts together the career year, the season that vaults him into the top tier - where he was originally...
Yankees: Hughes can pitch who knew
It is no secret that I am always ready to pounce on New York Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes for a poor outing.
Photograph of Phil Hughes taken on April 29, 2008 at Yankee Stadium. May 1, 2008 . (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Chalk it up to pure frustration as I still think Hughes has more potential that can only be found through very hard work.
Regardless, I always give credit when credit...
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