The future of the New York Yankees is up in the air. Unlike the past decade, or since the infamous Core Four, the Yankee brass wants to depend on the farm system to produce the team’s future stars. The last homegrown star to come up was Brett Gardner back in 2008. Here are four of [...]
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New York Yankees Hot Stove: Billy Beane Are You Kidding Me
Rumors about Oakland A’s pitcher Gio Gonzalez being on the market have swirled since the start of the off-season. Moneyball and A’s GM Billy Beane is asking for the riches of Solomon for Gonzalez, which is not surprising coming from Beane but reality is you are banking on potential talent. Gonzalez is 26-years old, and [...]
New York Yankees: One Sox Down, Six Soxs To Go And A New Attitude
The New York Yankees won the first game in Chicago 3-2, as Ozzie and his White Sox just couldn’t muster much even against off a so-so CC Sabathia. An off night for Sabathia was still good enough to earn him his MLB leading 16th win, with just enough help from the Yankee bats to make [...]
New York Yankees: To Trade Or Not To Trade
With the MLB trade deadline looming, contending teams are scrambling to find that missing piece from slim pickings. The New York Yankees are no different; it’s the market that is just not appealing. It doesn’t make GM Brian Cashman’s job any easier because in his place you are damned if you do and damned if [...]
MLB Trade Rumors: New York Yankees Need To Just Overpay
The New York Yankees, along with the other 29 MLB teams have 13-days till the July 31st trade deadline. According the Yankees GM Brian Cashman, the team will NOT overpay to acquire mid-season talent. Well isn’t it true that when you want something, you have to be willing to pay the price for it? You [...]
MLB Trade Rumors: How The Yankees Bullpen Could Actually Get Better
New York Yankee trade rumors speculating whom GM Brian Cashman should go after to fix the team’s decrepit bullpen are keeping the sports media busy. The suggestions that make sense to me are going with what has worked in the past; and the three foremost things that popped into my head were: Call Chicago Cubs [...]
