Just last week at the MLB owners’ meetings in Arizona inherited New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner gave fans hope when he told the Wall Street Journal and New York Post, “Is our goal 189 next year? Yes, but only if I’m convinced that the team I see we put together is a championship-caliber team.” Hal [...]
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New York Yankees: Roster heading into 2013
With the year 2013 just days away, the question on many fans minds is how do the New York Yankees look heading into the New Year? Here is how the 2013 Opening Day roster looks as of today, I included each players projected 2013 stats from fantasy predictions: Please note that each table’s title [...]
Yankees Hot Stove: Want to win get Giancarlo Stanton
The latest rumor floating around the MLB hot stove is that the New York Yankees are about to immerse in a possible trade with the Miami Marlins to get right fielder Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton is one of the last Marlins left after the fire sale, which sent high-priced stars infielder Hanley Ramirez to the Dodgers; RP Heath Bell [...]
Yankees Hot Stove: Gardner, Granderson, Ichiro and Swisher
What will the New York Yankees outfield look like next season? For starters, CF Curtis Granderson and LF Brett Gardner will be back. The Yankees picked up Grandy’s 2013 option and Gardner is under team control till 2015 but is arbitration eligible. So that leaves GM Brain Cashman with a need in right field and a [...]
First order of Yankees off-season: Who to keep and who to toss
The New York Yankees are now focused on the 2013 season, and GM Brian Cashman has a ton of work to do this off-season. Like every other GM, Cashman’s goal is to put a World Series caliber team on the field but the pressure he is under is much greater, as this franchise and its [...]
Yankees vs. Orioles: Whose season will end tonight
The 2012 ALDS between the Yankees and the Orioleswill go down in baseball history as one of the most grueling, tense and frustrating series for both players and fans. Over the last 24-hours, I have witnessed a Yankees walk-off win in-game 3, followed by a 13-inning loss in-game 4. And to say that my mood swings [...]
Yankees are you in or are you out
There is not much more to say about the New York Yankees. Tragic? Getting there. Heartbreaking? Feels more nauseating. Struggling? I wish but that was last week. Panic? My finger is officially on the button. So, know the question is, are the Yankees in this pennant race or not? What do you think?
