Monthly Archives: January 2008

The arbitration process has begun between the Yankees and 3 of our players (Robinson Cano, Chien-Ming Wang and Brian Bruney.) Wilson Betemit was also supposed to go through arbitration, but he agreed to a one year deal with the Yanks … Continue reading →

Phil Hughes opened a new blog on wordpress.com yesterday. He is certainly a welcome addition to the blogosphere and it will be interesting reading his blog, especially as trade rumors continue to circulate (I hope they end up being just … Continue reading →

A Yankee “fan” is suing the team for consumer fraud. He claims that the Yankees cheated fans due to what was uncovered by the Mitchell Report. That is just ridiculous! First off, if hes so concerned with this then he … Continue reading →

Four more years of Bud are up ahead. The owners voted unanimously today, giving Selig a 3 year extension to his current contract, which would have ended in 2009. So, with this latest extension he is expected to be around … Continue reading →

Video of Goose on The Late Show with David Letterman doing the top ten list. Good to see him happy, he deserves it:

As the last year of Yankee Stadium approaches, the Yankees are heading towards a new era with their exciting new pitching trio and a new manager. It’ll be sad to say goodbye to the stadium where so many memories have … Continue reading →

There was a rumor floating around that the Yankees were interested in signing Mike Cameron. Reports said that the Yankees felt he would be a good addition to the team and would make a trade involving Melky Cabrera easier. Well, … Continue reading →

Man, I’ve been writing about these three so much lately that it seems like it is a daily segment. Anyway, the second part of the Mitchell Report congressional hearings (which is the day some of the players/trainers are speaking) has … Continue reading →

Rich Gossage announced today that he will enter the Hall of Fame as a Yankee. What ever his decision was I would be happy for him, but this makes it even better! He will forever be remembered a Yankee and … Continue reading →