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New York Yankees Hot Stove: How To Be Insanely Sane By Doing Nothing

Since winning the 2009 World Series, the New York Yankees have been desperately trying to add a legitimate starting pitcher to the rotation, unsuccessfully. THROWING A HAIL MARY: As defending champs heading into 2010 season, GM Brian Cashman’s solution was Javier Vazquez, again, which irritated Yankee fans to no avail, again. No need to chat [...]

Who Said New York Has Pitching Problems? Projecting Yankees Starting Rotation

The critics have spoken, actually they haven’t shut-up about potential troubles facing the New York Yankees pitching heading into 2011. There are viable reasons behind the endless debating about the Yankees rotation following this off-season’s reality check. Does it justify such a dramatic stance that the Yankees might not contend in 2011? Absolutely not, but [...]

Andy Pettitte Retires: Can the New York Yankees Win Without Him in 2011?

The news no New York Yankee fan wanted to hear came today, as pitcher Andy Pettitte is hanging up his pinstripes. Not only is this a sad day because Pettitte is a legend, but it marks the end of an era, as fans will never see the Yankees‘ “Core Four” play together again. Where does [...]

MLB Breaking News: Michael Kay Tweets Andy Pettitte Is In New York To Announce Retirement

Yes, it is true. New York Yankees Southpaw Andy Pettitte will announce his retirement at Yankee Stadium tomorrow, February 4. This is according to ESPN’s Michael Kay who twittered, “I have learned that Andy Pettitte will officially retire tomorrow. Mote details to come….Michael” This is sad news for Yankee fans and the franchise, as Pettitte [...]

MLB Rumors: Andy Pettitte’s Top 9 Motivations To Return Mid-Season Rather Than Retire

New York Yankee Southpaw Andy Pettitte is turning into MLB’s humbler version of Brett Favre. Pettitte differs from Favre because he not had a press conference for every thought that goes on in his head; Pettitte has not had one at all. Clearly, the ace is struggling to give up his job instead of making [...]

New York Yankees: Cashman Signs Another ‘Maybe’ Pitcher Freddy Garcia

In 14 days, pitchers and catchers will report to their respective camps as 2011 spring training means baseball is finally back again. For the New York Yankees, it means pitching tryouts will begin, as there are two big holes that need to be filled in the starting rotation. GM Brain Cashman is trying to fill [...]

MLB Trade Rumors: Jesus Montero and 8 Others Yankees Who Might Be Trade Bait

It is no secret that the New York Yankees were hoping that there 2011 starting rotation would include the names of Cliff Lee and Andy Pettitte. Moving forward, the Yankees have to fill the fourth and fifth spots, at least temporarily, until they make a trade for a legit arm before the July All-Star break. [...]

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