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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 [...]

New York Yankees: Who Said It Was Easy To Wave Adios

Even in the wake of New York’s football Giants trouncing of the Atlanta Falcons 24-2 to advance to the next round in the NFL playoffs, I couldn’t shake this sense of loss from the back of my mind. I knew what it was, and it didn’t even come as a shock when earlier in the [...]

MLB Trade Rumors: Braves To Yankees Trade Reaches All New Lowe

THE SITUATION: It is no secret that the New York Yankees have been on a pitching crusade after losing both Cliff Lee and Andy Pettitte this past off-season.  GM Brian Cashman made a lot of heavily criticized moves that seemed desperate at the time, but have actually been the savior and reason behind the Yankees [...]

New York Yankees: Fans Are Furious That GM Brian Cashman Was Actually Right

Could it be that New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman actually knows something about baseball? Over the 2011 off-season everyone from Yankee fans to MLB experts, myself included, criticized every move or non-move that Cashman made. Citing many as desperate measures after the coveted arm of Cliff Lee went somewhere for less money NOT to [...]

C70 At Bat Series ‘Playing Peppers: 2011 New York Yankees’

Lady Loves Pinstripes took part in Playing Peppers 2011 New York Yankees, which is an annual featured series over at C70 At Bat. What is Playing Peppers? Here is the description directly from Daniel who runs the popular baseball site C70 At Bat, which is a must go visit for any baseball fan. Two years [...]

Yankees Vs. Red Sox: Looking At The Facts Spells A Different Story For Rivalry

MLB is home to one of biggest rivalries in sports between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. Over the last few seasons’ things have been become quieter and tamer in comparison to the bench clearing brawls of the late 90’s and early 00’s. Boston and New York fans live for these 18 games [...]

2011 MLB Team Preview: New York Yankees

From messy negotiations with the Captain; to ace Cliff Lee choosing brotherly love over the big apple; to waving goodbye to one of the Core Four; the New York Yankees off-season seemed to be in the news for all the wrong reasons. The only legit move was signing reliever Rafael Soriano, but even that became [...]

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