Yes, this is going to be another post about the Curtis Granderson trade. I don’t yet know what the lineup will look like tonight, but Granderson did not start the past few nights against left handed pitchers. We’ve also gotten news that Granderson and hitting coach Kevin Long will work to completely reform the [...]
Sometime this afternoon the Yankees will officially announce that they have acquired from the Astros for and Jimmy Paredes. In a separate deal, the Yankees traded for the Indians’ for a player to be named later, who will [...]
Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News ran a piece today in which he graded the Yankees. I’m going to tell you which ones I agree and disagree with.
Let’s just get the ones I agree with out of the way. I agree with Mo’s, Andy’s, Gardner’s, CC’s, Marte’s, Rodriguez’s, Thames’s, Vazquez’s, Burnett’s, [...]
I’ve written about trade stuff a lot lately, including the last two days, and as there are no concrete rumors (oxy moron?) in MLB right now and I’m writing these posts before the 10 PM games to get myself some extra sleep, so I thought I’d focus on something else on field: how far the [...]
The noodle-bat Mariners came to Yankee Stadium last week and took two out of three on the strength of spectacular starting pitching from two of the best pitchers in baseball, and .
Unfortunately for the Yankees they are going to have to face both [...]
Yesterday, , so I thought I’d follow suit.
In general, the team has done very well. They’ve got the best record in baseball as of now and this comes despite some injuries and general inconsistency. Despite injuries to their Opening Day DH, Nick Johnson, and CF, [...]
Now that the Yankees are more than halfway through their schedule it is a good time to take a look at what has worked and what hasn’t. This much is irrefutable: the team is good. The Yankees have the best record in baseball, and only Tampa Bay has outscored its opponents more. But [...]
In Jon Heyman’s latest column, he mentions that the Yankees might be interested in as a replacement for Nick the Stick.
“The Yankees are not confident Nick Johnson will be back and sound this year and may consider No. 2 type hitters in trade. [...]
Via Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated, that the Yankees are currently unsure as to whether or not Nick Johnson, signed in the offseason to be the team’s DH, will return this season. This, of course, isn’t a surprise when you consider Johnson’s checkered health history. Heyman goes on to add that the [...]
While waiting for the Yankee-Twin game to resume last night (which obviously didn’t end up happening) I caught some highlights from the Cardinals game on MLB Network and it reminded me that the Yankees may or may not have been pursuing this past offseason. This [...]
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