Tune in now ... I will try and grab some points.
Tune in now ... I will try and grab some points.
"When white belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to a black belt. When black belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to John Danaher."
If it is anything other than chat about Q and Stanton, the young guys, Mussina's health, I would be surprised -- but I would love to hear about an outfielder
SI: Do you have a secret ambition?
Igawa: That's secret.
"They should just practice during the regular season and show up for the playoffs -Ichiro on the Yankees
Brian says this is a small part of what will be a "larger effort."
I heard this today...Did Coltrane actually exist? This is like being blind for 50 years, regaining sight, and then peering directly at the sun.
On Quantrill and Stanton: Wants to take a look in the organization before he seeks help elsewhere by trading (relief pitching wise).
On Franklin: LHP. Doing the job down there in the minors getting lefties out. Bringing him up to see if he can do a better job than Stanton did getting lefties out.
On the Sheffield situation: Can't really talk about it. But Sheff is more of the solution than the problem.
"When white belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to a black belt. When black belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to John Danaher."
Originally Posted by hardrain
Fantastic....
Trade netting us RP(s) and OF, baby.![]()
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Translation: Sheff is very available for trade.Originally Posted by StatenIslandYankee
"God, I hope I wear this jersey forever." - Derek Jeter
He doesn't want to trade Cano or Wang ... he wants to win now but he wants to preserve the future. Needs the club to play better.
"When white belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to a black belt. When black belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to John Danaher."
Exactly my read, amico mio.Originally Posted by MisterNovember
Cash could make that statement and trade him, and he wouldn't be lying.
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Anything else?
Can't get 1050 ESPN (can I?)
-Lou ~ 27 (on to 28 in 2010)
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Originally Posted by StatenIslandYankee
I don't understand this...
Stanton was awful, but he did a fine job against lefties. It was the righties that crushed him.
If we opened the flood gates to trade Posada, Sheffield, Duncan, Womack, Henn and whoever else in AAA that looks somewhat decent, they can't screw this up.
The problem now is, who in their right mind would take on a player who basically declared himself a clubhouse cancer???Originally Posted by Tifoso
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http://www.1050espnradio.com/
to listen
It better be a darn good one, as opposed to the one with the Mets.Originally Posted by MisterNovember
Basically GM speak.
Wow. Thanks so much, amico mio. I've been looking for something like this for years.Originally Posted by 38Special
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I'm thinking the Marlins and/or the Braves both would be willing to take the chance.Originally Posted by MisterNovember
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Exactly, after being at the helm since 1998, Cashman has become very good at essentially saying nothing, but still giving the media whores/hoards some quotes. The best thing about Cashman is that he rarely, if ever, out and out lies to the media about a player move. Usually if something is going on, he's pretty coy about it, and rarely talks in absolutes. Sort of when the report came out that the Yankees signed Greg Maddux a couple years ago and Cashman came out and said "we've had no discussions with that player, there is nothing going on" and the next day he signed with the Cubs.Originally Posted by ICEBERG18
"I just won you the pennant. I got you Steve Trout."
-- George Steinbrenner to Lou Piniella after trading for Trout from the Cubs, 1987.
I wasn't sure if anyone posted this yet, sounds to good to be true.Thursday, June 30, 2005
MIAMI GARDENS — Slugging right fielder Gary Sheffield would return to the Marlins in a proposed deal that would send right-hander A.J. Burnett and right fielder Juan Encarnacion to the New York Yankees, according to a National League source.
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/marlins...otes_0630.html
Actually, I read that as "he is our solution, we dont wanna send him anywhere"Originally Posted by MisterNovember
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9/17 - @ Baltimore - 7:05, YES
George M. Steinbrenner, III
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Bob Sheppard, The Voice of Yankee Stadium
I hate losing Sheff's bat, but that trade looks good for us, especially if prospects are not included....Originally Posted by DeputyFife
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9/17 - @ Baltimore - 7:05, YES
George M. Steinbrenner, III
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Bob Sheppard, The Voice of Yankee Stadium

I still dont understand why fans here want Sheff to be traded . May be i am missing something . Why would yankees want to trade sheff ? Yankees offence is not that great as it is .
“He’s one of those guys you dream about at night, you know? Not in a good way, in a bad way.” ............Damon on AJ .
Mystique , Aura and Kate Hudson .
I read that too but after what sheff said I dont know if there is a GM in major league baseball that would want sheff.Originally Posted by DeputyFife
Get 27!
How does that deal look good? Encarnacion stinks. Burnett is a FA after this season anyway. Why would we trade an offensive machine for that? That deal doesn't help, it HURTS.
Let's hope so. I actually like the rumored Burnett/Encarnacion rumor a lot, provided we go ahead and snag Kotsay as well.Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
"God, I hope I wear this jersey forever." - Derek Jeter
I wouldn't mind it if we got an arm and a leg in return.Originally Posted by iWant27
Very well put.Originally Posted by Ghost of Dan Pasqua
Can someone please explain to me what's so good about having Encarnacion?
Why would you trade Sheff for Burnett and Encarnacion?
I'd like to sign Burnett, but let's face it, he's had his injury problems and he's a free agent at the end of the year. We could get him without trading anyone. Encarnacion would be like us throwing Womack in the deal, he's not good. And the last thing we need to do is bring a young pitcher to the AL in the middle of the year with Mel as our pitching coach.
What goes here?
He's been a melcontent every club he's played onOriginally Posted by 27IsNext
Because if Sheff could net us two valuable players in return, it would improve the team as a whole.Originally Posted by iWant27
Kotsay + Cameron (for arguments sake) > Sheffield + Womack
"God, I hope I wear this jersey forever." - Derek Jeter
I'm still waiting for someone to explain to me why we're better off with Encarnacion in RF than Sheff...
Because we'd have AJ Burnett pitching, instead of...Sean Henn???Originally Posted by 27IsNext
This isn't that hard to follow.
"God, I hope I wear this jersey forever." - Derek Jeter
He's an average to slightly below average defensive CFer and an improvement over Womack offensively.Originally Posted by 27IsNext
Originally Posted by MisterNovember
Can you imagine this as a SR?
Unit
Burnett
Moose
Wang
Pavano (he is going to settle down)
WOW
EDIT.
and Wright in LR
Brown traded for another middle guy?
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And we've had good luck so far with ex-nl Marlin pitchers...Originally Posted by MisterNovember
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And our lineup would be severly gutted.Originally Posted by MisterNovember
And we could have Burnett at the year's end anyway.
There are better deals out there to be netted for Sheff.
Not by much.Originally Posted by JJBNYC
We can have AJ in the offseason, and I don't want JuanOriginally Posted by DeputyFife
"When white belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to a black belt. When black belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to John Danaher."
Exactly. And wasn't there a report he wanted to come here and pitch with Pavano?Originally Posted by StatenIslandYankee
It would make it even easier to sign him.
What goes here?
By more than a little, particularly if they continue for the remainder of the year to produce as they have been to this point.Originally Posted by 27IsNext
Personally, I think a lineup of...Originally Posted by 27IsNext
Jeter SS
Cano 2B
Matsui LF
ARod 3B
Posada C
Kotsay CF
Giambi 1B
Bernie DH
Encarnacion RF
...is a heckuva lot better than what we've got. That lineup looks like a baseball team, what we've got now looks like a total mess.
ARod, Matsui and Posada can easily handle the middle of the order, and the lineup isn't as top-heavy. Of course, this is all contingent on landing Kotsay following the Burnett/Encarn deal.
We shall see...
"God, I hope I wear this jersey forever." - Derek Jeter
That was probally prior to seeing what a mess we've been this year.......Also just because he doesn't get traded to us doesn't mean he doesn't get traded to another team that gives him a contract extension as part of the deal.Originally Posted by Fenrir
Originally Posted by MisterNovember
If we're gonna trade Sheff, you really want to try and net a pitcher we can sign in the off-season instead of a solid CF plus a prospect?
I dunno about this one...
Originally Posted by ZYanksRule
Yeah, seriously, this is not at ALL a helpful deal. We lose the greatest presence in our lineup, and gain a below-average defensive and offensive player to replace him. Then there's Burnett, who is very, very injury prone, and a FA after the season, there's no guarantee we'll be able to sign him long term, especially if he talks to his friend Carlopalooza about a "free agent tour." The ONLY positive is that it keeps him out of the hands of the O's and the Red Sox. Otherwise, this is a terrible trade.
Would that be Mota (the arm) and Pierre (the leg)?Originally Posted by 27IsNext
On paper that is a solid rotation, but I wouldn't say WOW.Originally Posted by Tifoso
Really?Originally Posted by Mystic Merlyn
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-Lou ~ 27 (on to 28 in 2010)
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We don't score enough runs on average as it is ... why trade our second best offensive producer ?
"When white belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to a black belt. When black belts want to learn jiu jitsu they go to John Danaher."
So the other teams will score less runs on averageOriginally Posted by StatenIslandYankee
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-Lou ~ 27 (on to 28 in 2010)
Cacciatore/Fungaiolo/Juventus FC/Go Habs/Azzurri/Giro d'Italia
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