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New York Yankees: We Will Rock You Cause We Have Too

Not the best road trip for the New York Yankees.

The Tiger won three of four, but discharged Yankee hitters with complete two shut-outs.

Of course Hughes, Javy and Joba all individually look dynamite, but makes no difference if the team is losing.

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Yankees Lose Because Cameron Diaz Sucks In The Sack

What is going on with Arod?

And what’s up Girardi’s behind?

Nobody really knows except Joe himself, but I do know the answer to the next question.

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Who Knew Hughes Knew What To Do

The Yankees, had their third game against the Angels, all players around the majors were wearing #42 honoring Jackie Robinson, who was the first African-American to play professional baseball. Robinson is still the meaning of courage, and a well deserving annual tradition in MLB.

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Yankees Make History Right And Left

As Spring Training is wrapping-up, Joe Girardi still had yet to see one special youngster for himself.

This phenomenon Yankees pitching prospect, Pat Venditte who is ambidextrous, successfully as able from with either arm. Venditte also has two entirely different deliveries, overhand from his right and 10 o’clock sidearm as a lefty.

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Cashman’s Careless Comments Continue

It’s official, Phil Hughes earned himself the fifth spot in the New York Yankees rotation, sending Joba Chamberlain to the bullpen.

Regardless, Yankees GM Brian Cashman couldn’t to shut-up for even a day that Joba still cold be a starter. No one wants to hear it anymore.

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Chamberlain And Hughes: Just Let The Boys Play

Joba Chamberlain‘s breakthrough is precisely what the Yankees had been waiting to see on Wednesday against Philadelphia Phillies. It was sink or swim for Joba, who pitched four strong innings to stay a float in the Yankees blood-and-guts position battle. Even though the Yanks lost 6-2, Joba finished throwing a total of only 48 pitches of which 32 were strikes, allowing two hits, and a run. Joba  had to finish in the bullpen to reach the required 65 pitches, uncharacteristic for someone who loves to run up his pitch count. Chamberlain’s previous two outings he granted 11 runs just shy of three innings. Is this starting to sound like a broken record? You bet it is. Joba did this showcasing all last season. Stinking it up for a few games, then wowing and pitching like an ace. Cashman, Girardi and Eliand see that gleam of Joba, and they start drooling all over each other again. They are pushing Joba into starting, making the bullpen seem like a prison sentence.

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