Looking back at last year’s trade deadline, the big name connected with the Yankees was starting pitcher . Supposedly, the Rockies wanted a package of Jesus Montero, , Manny Banuelos, and . As ridiculous as that sounds, initial prices are meant [...]
made his final spring training start today and got shelled by what looks to be the Mets opening day lineup. It looked like some terrible fastball command had him throwing meatballs high in the zone, he finished after 2.2 innings giving up 8 hits, 5 runs, 2 walks, and 3 strikeouts. [...]
Its time to strap on your time machine. Given Michael Pineda’s spring velocity issues and shoulder tendonitis, would you still go back and trade Jesus Montero for Michael Pineda trade? I’d like to keep the focus only on those two, since I see the inclusion of Jose Campos and Hector Noesi as a side issue.
Given [...]
Mark Feinsand spoke to Yankee manager Joe Girardi this afternoon, who shed some light on how the Yanks will approach Michael Pineda’s injury and the rotation going forward. Here’s the quotes, via Mark’s twitter account:
Girardi comparing Pineda injury to Hughes last year: “I think we’re going to be patient with this, just like [...]
Yankee fans collectively breathed a sigh of relief yesterday, with the news that Michael Pineda’s injury wasn’t all that serious. It would now be easy to assume he’ll rest up for a few weeks, come back firing 95 MPH fastballs and assume his rightful place in the Yankee rotation. But I’m here to tell you [...]
Twitter and the interwebs seemed to explode last night after Michael Pineda’s poor start and subsequent admission of “soreness” in the back of his shoulder. This all but ends the Spring Training battle for the 5th starter’s spot in the rotation, due both to his abysmal performance last night (with Brian Cashman and Billy Eppler [...]
only went 2.2 innings tonight, and gave up 7 hits and 6 earned runs. It’s impossible to make anything of this yet (though I’m sure one ESPN beat writer will) since Pineda’s velocity was sitting slightly higher at 91, and a lot of the hits were squeakers through the infield. Offensively [...]
It’s March 30th and the Major League regular season has technically already started. Teams are making their final cuts and most roster competitions are winding down. Yet in the Bronx (Tampa, rather) much is still up in the air. The bullpen is not settled and neither is the bench. Cesar Cabral and Clay Rapada
(The following is being syndicated from An A-Blog for A-Rod)
Lost in all the talk about ‘s command, ‘s return, and ‘s velocity is the rather pedestrian spring being had by another Yankee starting pitcher. This pitcher has made only 4 official starts this [...]
Individual ticket sales for the general public are available today. Though it might be enticing to get tickets for the next Red Sox v. Yankees series, most if not all the affordable tickets are gone and probably for sale on Stubhub by now. Still, you might be able to find a few $5 Terrace, [...]
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