Kuroda’s Desires And How They Benefit The Yankees
By Brad Vietrogoski On October 31, 2012 · 3 Comments · In General Musings, Organizational Philosophies
(The following is being syndicated from An A-Blog for A-Rod)
With 2012 serving as the latest example of why you can never ever have too much starting pitching, and the current group of young starters bringing more questions than answers to the table right now, re-signing Hiroki Kuroda has [...]
(The following is being syndicated from An A-Blog for A-Rod)
Yesterday This past Saturday Chad Jennings of LoHud brought up the possibility of the Yankees getting involved with the Kansas City Royals this offseason, expanding on a report from Buster Olney that said the Royals would be in the [...]
“Why would you want to move out to Wisconsin?” everybody said. “It’s freezing cold there,” they said. “All it does is snow,” they said. “It’s nothing but cheese and fat people,” they said. The last part is true, but for the most part I haven’t had any issues with the weather since I made the [...]
There’s a lot of uncertainty in the Yankee bullpen. Rafael Soriano is probably leaving for greener pastures, and Mariano Rivera is old. The Yankees can probably survive with Cody Eppley and Clay Rapada in the bullpen in 2013, but wouldn’t mind an upgrade or two. At the same time, the Yankees have a poor history [...]
First, congrats go out to the 2012 World Series champion San Francisco Giants. Yankee fans are currently lamenting the fact that they didn’t advance to the Fall Classic. So now that the series is completed, we have a blueprint Brian Cashman can use to ensure he fulfills the Yankees mission statement of World Series success [...]
Hey everyone. Hope you’re safe from the hurricane wherever you are. If you feel bored or curious about anything Yankee related, why don’t you drop a line to tyamattimbrogno@gmail.com? I’ll answer any posts if/when I can. Hope to hear from you!
Say goodbye to the 2012 baseball season. The Giants completed their sweep of the Tigers last night, and brought the 2012 Commissioner’s trophy to San Francisco. Congratulations to them, but now it’s time to start analyzing the 2012 season in full. We plan to look at the players on the 2012 roster, what we’re left [...]
What a crazy playoffs. It started with some awful calls, then each of the Division Series going to 5 games, then a sweep of the Yankees, a 7 game NLCS that included a huge comeback from the Giants. Tonight, the red hot Giants try there to sweep Detroit and take home a championship.
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Ask anyone who the best Yankee is and the answer will always be the same: Robinson Cano. Ask anyone who the second best Yankee is, however, and things get murkier. Some will say Derek Jeter. Others will say CC Sabathia. Few would say Nick Swisher, few [...]
One of the names being bandied about as a trade candidate this offseason is Curtis Granderson. It stands to reason. He was so useless down the stretch and in the playoffs that he wound up being benched during the ALCS. He only has one year left before hitting free agency, and with the new CBA [...]
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