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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Let the Games Begin!
It is finally that time of year again. Spring training games have begun! I am really excited for this upcoming season, especially because I think we have a legit shot at a title. Today several teams hit the fields including … Continue reading
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No One Throws Away Cash
It looks like Cashman won’t be cut as quickly as a lot of the media predicted. Today Hank Steinbrenner came out and talked about how he will be talking to Cashman during the season about a possible extension. He also … Continue reading
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Tagged cashman, contract, Hank Steinbrenner, Oppenheimer, steinbrenner
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Wang Will Start
The Yankees may have decided that Chien-Ming Wang was not worth the extra 600k, but they do realize that he is still one of our better pitchers. Today, it was announced that the 19 game winner will get the start … Continue reading
Phil Hughes Has More Pop
The more I read about him, the more I like him. After the beginning of Spring Training practices, several people including Joe Girardi, Jorge Posada, and Jose Molina are saying that Phil Hughes looks even better these season. Hughes confirmed … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, Phil Hughes, pitcher, Spring Training, starter, velocity, yankee
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Pettite Apologizes
Andy Pettite spoke at a press conference today after arriving to training camp in Florida. The main topic was the obvious one. Performance enhancing drugs. Petite allowed the media to ask him what they wanted and he tried to answer … Continue reading
Farnsworth Rebound?
Kyle Farnsworth. What comes to mind when you hear that name? If you are a Yankee fan it might be unhappiness, disgust, contempt, or maybe even hatred. It isn’t surprising considering what was expected and how it actually turned out. … Continue reading
Berra Museum Removes Clemens’ Display
The Yogi Berra Museum in Little Falls, New Jersey has taken down the Roger Clemens display which stood next to Jeter and Rivera’s displays. This is just the beginning for the Rocket, especially if he is guilty. The museum directors … Continue reading
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Wang Loses Arbitration
The 19 game winner lost his arbitration case today meaning that the Yankees will only have to pay him $4 million this year (which is what they offered.) Wang had asked for $4.6 mil. Either way he will earn a … Continue reading
No More Legends Field
George M. Steinbrenner. What comes to mind when you hear that name? Victory? Hatred? Obsession? Maybe Legend. Whatever you think of the Yankees’ owner there is no question that it is due to his autocratic rule that the Yankees have … Continue reading
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Tagged field, george, hal, hank, Legends, renamed, steinbrenner, tampa
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Some A Rod News
A Rod has been on the radar a few times this week due to the omnipresent media at Legends Field during Spring Training time. Rodriguez has been in headlines a few times this week for some of his comments. The … Continue reading →