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The Mayor of Dewitt
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Always liked the guy. Now I'll have to spend the day building a Nunez voodoo doll.NunEEEEEE!!
He is a nice addition for the Red Sox. I won't pretend to know anything about the guys the Red Sox gave up, but since they are in "win now" mode, it probably makes sense.NunEEEEEE!!
My recollection of him as a Yankee is decent right handed bat which probably translates well at Fenway, adequate but not great infielder and good speed but not a great baserunner with several bonehead plays on the bases.He is a nice addition for the Red Sox. I won't pretend to know anything about the guys the Red Sox gave up, but since they are in "win now" mode, it probably makes sense.
Now I wish the Yankees just let them have Frazier.
My recollection of him as a Yankee is decent right handed bat which probably translates well at Fenway, adequate but not great infielder and good speed but not a great baserunner with several bonehead plays on the bases.
Agreed. Michael Kay was going on about this last night. Why does everyone have to have a "pre-determined role"?One counter argument brought up last night on tv was players can get into a stretching and warmup routine better this way.I hate when robot Joe has his game pre-scripted in the binder. Chicago guy whose name I can't spell only threw four pitches to close out the 7th. Why not let him pitch the 8th and save Betances for another day? He's got four guys with closer stuff and the Yankees have the most games remaining of any team in the league. You can mix and match without burning Betances out...again.
Well if Michael Kay questions it, I'm all ears.Agreed. Michael Kay was going on about this last night. Why does everyone have to have a "pre-determined role"?One counter argument brought up last night on tv was players can get into a stretching and warmup routine better this way.
we just don't want to burn out Kahnle, Robertston, Green & Warren...I hate when robot Joe has his game pre-scripted in the binder. Chicago guy whose name I can't spell only threw four pitches to close out the 7th. Why not let him pitch the 8th and save Betances for another day? He's got four guys with closer stuff and the Yankees have the most games remaining of any team in the league. You can mix and match without burning Betances out...again.
Particularly since a division title is a realistic possibility.The Yankees might not end up acquiring one of the "big guns" (e.g., Gray, Darvish, Verlander), but at the very least I think Cashman will grab a fifth starter. I can't see them being content to send out Smith-Cessa-Mitchell every fifth day.
absolutely, hes bringing in an adult to pitch.The Yankees might not end up acquiring one of the "big guns" (e.g., Gray, Darvish, Verlander), but at the very least I think Cashman will grab a fifth starter. I can't see them being content to send out Smith-Cessa-Mitchell every fifth day.
I take it that none of the women are Suzyn?
id like Gray, not sold on Alonso if hes in the package...im (braces and ducks) a Headley fan.
He will DH a lot for the soxHe is statistically one of, if not the, worst fielders in recent history.
Eduardo Nunez and the Case of the Minus-28 | FanGraphs Baseball
I don't get the desire for Wilson at all.Justin Wilson Trade Rumors: Thursday
The Yankees have joined the pursuit of Tigers lefty Justin Wilson, reports Anthony Fenech of the Detroit Free Press. It was New York that traded Wilson to the Tigers in the first place (for righties Chad Green and Luis Cessa), and while the Yanks have already beefed up their ’pen with the additions of David Robertson and Tommy Kahnle, they appear further interested in adding a shutdown lefty. The Tigers, though, are aiming extremely high in talks for Wilson, with Fenech suggesting that they’re seeking an Aroldis Chapman -esque return for Wilson. While the 29-year-old Wilson is earning a bargain $2.7MM salary and can be controlled through 2018 via arbitration, that’s still a sky-high ask. The Cubs sent Gleyber Torres, Billy McKinney, Adam Warren and Rashad Crawford to New York in exchange for Chapman last summer.