Monthly Archives: January 2008

Rich Gossage got accepted into the hall today with a 86% vote. Earlier this week he said that it would make his career if he got in and now his dream is a reality. As I explained in my previous … Continue reading →

Retired Yankee reliever, Rich Gossage, will be on the Hall of Fame ballot for the ninth time this year. Last year he fell short of the required 75% by a measly 21 votes. He is speculated by many to finally … Continue reading →

So it begins, Clemens has filed a lawsuit against ex-Yankee trainer Brian McNamee for defamation. Most of you probably already know the whole story between the two. If you don’t just look at some of my recent posts and you’ll … Continue reading →

This year is the last in Cashman’s current contract, which brings up the question of whether or not the Yankees will make an extension offer to him. When asked about it, Cashman said he is not worried about that at … Continue reading →

Roger Clemens, Andy Petite, and Brian McNamee (the ex-trainer who accused the two pitchers) have been invited to testify before the congressional committee in regards to the Mitchell Report. The committee is the same group who Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire, … Continue reading →

This year is the eighth time former Yankee captain, Don Mattingly, will appear of the Hall of Fame ballot. He had a great career with the Yankees as one of the league’s best players, but he fell short with one … Continue reading →

The Yankees have received a lot of scrutiny from fans of other teams about how they did nothing this offseason other than bring the team from last year back. These naive people think that since its the same team, the … Continue reading →