With the addition of Colin Curtis to the bench yesterday, four fifths of the Yankee bench is completely homegrown and developed by the organization. This strategy of a homegrown bench speaks well about the Yankees’ development of talent.
While it’s true that the Yankees haven’t had much high-end talent in terms of position players [...]
Before any of you think I’m hitting the panic button due to Alex Rodriguez leaving last night’s game, don’t worry, I’m not. This is merely a reaction to the very slow start Ramiro Pena has had as the utility infielder.
No one’s expecting him to hit much as his .699 OPS last year with the [...]
The A.J. Burnett signing in the 2008-2009 offseason was arguably one of the more controversial contracts the Yankees doled out to a pitcher in some time. For as derided as Carl Pavano’s 2005 pact would end up becoming, from what I recall most everyone seemed to think it was [...]
On the heels of yesterday’s win with Ramiro Pena, Joba Chamberlain and Francisco Cervelli making key contributions, it’s timely to note just how well Yankee farm products have been performing both here and elsewhere. In his latest Hardball blog piece, Joel Sherman does just that. He writes:
Consider, for [...]
Opening Night is finally here. Since the end of Game Six, we’ve waited for this moment. Our desire to see real baseball has only grown during the offseason in light of new arrivals. Now, every player will once again look to prove just how good he is and try to carry his team to a [...]
Happy Wednesday afternoon, TYU readers. I’ve got some ideas that I’d like to briefly touch on, and of course I’d like your input as well.
–Will Andy Pettitte’s lack of meaningful Spring Training innings hurt him in the regular season? I’m not quite sure of this one, but I’d lean towards it hurting him a [...]
With yesterday’s acquisition of Randy Winn, the Yankees’ bench seems to be set. Let’s examine the implications this could have for the 2010 team.
First off, the fact that Johnny Damon is not returning should give current left fielder Brett Gardner a big confidence boost. By not re-signing Damon, instead opting for a [...]
Heading into 2009, we were treated to multiple “battles” at Spring Training. The above pictured Ramiro Pena won a mini-battle, a skirmish if you will, to become the bench infielder/utility man when the Yankees broke camp. The two major battles were in the outfield. In center field, Brett Gardner won the starting center field [...]
And another one bites the dust.
How many realistic suitors now exist for Johnny Damon? The only other team I’ve heard come up in connection to Damon of late is the Braves (I know the Giants are in the mix too, but I haven’t read much if anything [...]
Due to Melky Cabrera’s hamstring injury, Brett Gardner will be in center for the Yankees in Game 5. Melky is not expected to return for the rest of the series, therefore, the Yankees will replace his roster spot with Ramiro Pena (the MLB has approved of the change).
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