The Cardinals have signed Randy Winn.
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2010/0...medium=twitter
Winn, 36 next week, hit just .213/.300/.295 in 71 plate appearances for the Yanks, and his merely average defensive performance wasn't even getting him playing time as a late-inning defense replacement by the end of his tenure. The Yanks are still on the hook for his $1.1MM salary, less the pro-rated portion of the league minimum that St. Louis will pay him.
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...tnerId=rss_nyy
Wrap-up article about Mike Stanton's first year of coaching high school baseball.
The two losses leave Stanton at the coordinates of "maybe" and "perhaps" for next year. His services were needed this year because [Greg] Butler was unable to devote his February-to-June to Don Bosco due to altered responsibilites in a nearby school district. Neither Stanton nor Butler can say what the corresponding months in 2011 will bring. Either -- or, in some way, both -- could be coaching the Ironmen.
"I still am aspiring," Stanton says. But his sentence ends there. He hasn't filed his retirement papers with the players union, not because he anticipates a comeback. He knows that swelling in his left knee, which undermined his chance to find work with the Cubs bullpen in 2009 Spring Training, might return if he were do more than coach. And the velocity that made him such a powerful part of three World Series championship teams with the Yankees is dependent on the push-off leg. His threw his last big league pitch for the Reds in 2007.
He did adopt the "manager's pose" this year, though. Years with Bobby Cox, Joe Torre, John Oates, Kevin Kennedy, Terry Francona, Art Howe and Felipe Alou made an impression. But he wasn't managing, he was coaching.
And he liked it.
“Sometimes all of us need to be reminded that this is just a kid’s game. We just happen to be grown men playing it.” --Mike Stanton
Melky Cabrera made the Saturday LA Times crossword puzzle.
"Honey, what's a twelve letter word for mediocre?"
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)
mint.
Nerd alert. I just saw this graph of Bruney's walk rates compared to MLB average walk rates and it made me laugh:
http://www.fangraphs.com/graphs/1929...2_20100531.png
Likes the Yankees.
You're a female?There's a lot better eye candy on the Yankees than Nady. Just sayin'
The "-ella" suffix usually denotes a female, no?
Cinderella
Barbarella
Snarkerella
welcome to 6 months ago.
"First batter up well here's the pitch: it's a curve. Second batter up because the first got served"
Yep.
Thanks, hellonewman. That's what I thought when I made the username.
Likes the Yankees.
Hmmm and you're 23 and you live not too far from me....
AND you're a Yankee fan!
Now all you need to know is whether or not she's Jewish.
"First batter up well here's the pitch: it's a curve. Second batter up because the first got served"
Who ever said anything about marriage?Now all you need to know is whether or not she's Jewish.
Sey: *facepalm*
snarkerella: Run!!
Stella said, "Daddy when you gonna put me in a song?"
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She's a female, yes?
Tiger Woods:Sent: 01:28 PM 09/08/2009:
Have you ever had a golden shower done to you
Not a former Yankee, but a former Yankee Prospect of significance:
Jose Tabata called up, gets a hit in his first major league at bat:
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...=.jsp&c_id=pit
"Every season brings this possibility. Every season features the promise of transcendence." - SJ Gould
Good for him.
"We're all worms, but I believe I am a glow worm."-Winston Churchill.
On the YES broadcast tonight, they mentioned that former Yankee Jeff Karstens pitched in that Stephen Strasburg debut game. Jeter is still friendly with him, and texted him, "Your fastball had better be faster than Strasburg's changeup." And guess what ... it wasn't!
Former Yankee Tyler Clippard also pitched in that game, in relief of Strasburg.
Randy Winn grounds out with the tying run at third and winning run at second for the Cardinals....I've seen that before.
Hoping Rivera can pitch forever!
Fire Thomson now!!!
yes, so very true
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
My gosh Tabata has a beautiful swing. If that kid gets his head straight he will be some kind of hitter.
"I am the law, bitch"
Cody Ransom just went yard.... for the Lehigh Valley Ironpigs against the Mets farm club in Buffalo.
No Rally Monkeys, Towels or hankies
Just 50,000 fans of the New York Yankees.
Ian Kennedy on the mound tonight for the D-backs against Boston.
Even though he's been pitching well, I'm sure he'll get his ass handed to him.
yeah, a nice singles hitter
Right on cue...
If I were Ian, I'd never leave the NL West.
Not suprising at all! lol
LETS..GO..Yankees!
He got through 6 innings on 105 pitches, though, 9 H, 6 R, 6 K, only 1 BB. I was almost kind of impressed.
Giambi with a walk off HR against Boston
http://colorado.rockies.mlb.com/vide...ent_id=9292163
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
I saw the clip of this last night. Thank you Jason.
WOW what a shot!
If they ask who was our star, give them twenty five names, and if you forget our names, just tell them we were Yankees.
trade ramiro pena for that guy.
oy vey
T-Clip is getting hammered by the Mets.
Never left the Betances bandwagon.
Too bad the Mets couldn't have done that a few years ago at Shea.
He did have one great start against them at Shea. I believe it was a Sunday night ESPN game, sometime around May/June 2007.
Clippard's MLB debut was May 20, 2007. He gave up 1 earned run in 6 innings and hit a double.
"It's a Yankee game, it can't possibly come in under 3 hours."
Kevin Cash traded from Astros to Red Sox
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
IPK got knocked around by the Cubs today.
Don't tease me, you know what I do for a living.
I think I saw on the screen it said he was 0-7 in last few starts. And thats in the freakin NL, imagine him in the AL East. I always tought the 2011 staff would look like this if IPK spent 2010 at SWB:
CC
AJ
Joba
Hughes
Kennedy
glad I was wrong
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
Randy Winn made an error on a ball hit by Giambi that allowed Colorado to score its 6th, and tying run in the bottom of the 9th
Edit: Colorado wins 12-9, 9 run 9th
Don't tease me, you know what I do for a living.
that sounds familiar
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
It might take one of the minor league know-it-alls to answer this, but is Milwaukee's closer, John Axford. a guy we once had in the low minors?
Don't tease me, you know what I do for a living.
Yep: http://www.baseball-reference.com/mi...d=axford001joh
/not a know-it-all
Yep, in 2007. Topped out at Scranton.
Likes the Yankees.
Sorry for the double post, just turned on the Cards/Rox game to see Randy Winn walk on four pitches against Ubaldo, whoah.
Likes the Yankees.
Shelley Duncan with a homerun against the Rays last night
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
The Melkman delivers a tie-breaking solo shot for the Braves, against the Muts' RA Dickey. Braves won 4-2.
Dr King (1929-68) A dream is forgotten unless others carry on.
Get up ... get up ...; Black Moses (he ain't no chef); Isn't she Lovely? (Aisha); Fear the 'Fro; A slow roller to 1st ...
good job melky
oy vey
Randy Winn posting a ho-hum .292/.358/.486 line in St. Louis.
Hoping Rivera can pitch forever!
Fire Thomson now!!!
Pavano with a 1.01 WHIP
"I am the law, bitch"
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