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Still Alive!
Published 4/2/2009 by Michael at Gear Up For Sports
... taking over for Melky Cabrera in center field, there may be a few more Web Gems emanating from the Bronx this season. In an effort to back up any claims I may make, I’m also taking some extra time looking up Bill James’ “ ...

Bernie: I Had It Easier Than Melky and Brett
Published 3/28/2009 by Greg Cohen (slidingintohomeblog@gmail.com) at Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
... As far as having it easier than Cabrera and Gardner, I'm not sure I agree with Bernie. I think he showed more than enough skills in his first few seasons that even these Yankees would keep him around. If they were satisfied with Melky Cabrera's first two full seasons in the big leagues I think they would have been satisfied with ...

No Teahen on the horizon
Published 3/9/2009 at
... SP/RH Signed 5Y/$85M Kevin Cash C Signed ml deal Jason Johnson P Signed ml deal Justin Leone 3B Signed ml deal Todd Linden OF Signed ml deal John Rodriguez OF Signed ml deal CC Sabathia SP/LH Signed 7Y/$161M Nick Swisher INF/OF Traded from CHW Mark Teixeira 1B Signed 8Y/$180M Brett Tomko SP/RH Signed ml deal Kanekoa Texeira RP/RH Traded from CHW Arb.-Eligible Pos. Contract Brian Bruney RP/RH Signed 1Y/$1.25M Melky Cabrera CF Signed 1Y/$1.4M Xavier Nady RF Signed 1Y/$6.55M Chien-Ming Wang ...

The battle begins
Published 2/23/2009 by Chris H. at The Yankee Universe
... After Melky Cabera’s terrible 2008, the door is wide open in CF, creating quite an interesting position battle that will play out this spring. Based on ...

Actual Baseball Discussion!
Published 2/19/2009 by Yankees Chick (info@yankeeschick.com) at Yankees Chick
... , but after last year's underwhelming performance he's far from a lock for an everyday job. He has more major league experience and a better arm than Gardner, but the Cash Man and Girardi have taken a shine to the "gritty" Gardner and made it clear that he is being considered for the job. They will both be given plenty of opportunities to prove themselves worthy before opening day, but it's Melky who really has something to prove. He set himself up for great expectations after fitting in so well in 2006, but has really let his performance slide since then. If he doesn't impress ...

So..who ya got in Center? Gardy or Melky?
Published 1/24/2009 by zellyanks91 at Zell's Pinstripe Blog
...  If I were to choose right now..I would go with Gardner, but things can change. Gardner has great speed, a good glove, and draws a lot of walks. If he can keep his average up and get on base, then he can be a real threat. Melky Cabrera showed last year that he only had a glove. His offensive numbers were horrendous.  Gardner’s  ...

Analyzing the Yankee Bench
Published 1/14/2009 by Rebecca (noreply@blogger.com) at This Purist Bleeds Pinstripes
... Although Cabrera is technically a switch-hitter, his numbers suggest that he is much better from one side than the other. When you consider that Gardner has better speed and is patient enough to be a lead off hitter (although his power is sorely lacking), Gardner would seem like the better starting option. ...

Yankees to get older. Is that wiser?
Published 12/11/2008 by edwzipper at Sportsfrog.com
... The problem I have with this is that it is a one year fix. Cabrera is not even 24 years old yet. I understand the move, but I don't like how little they got for Melky. ...

Winter League Meetings
Published 12/8/2008 by ToyCannon at True Blue LA
... keeps coming up as a fit for the Dodgers. We don't really have a 2nd baseman and while playing for Torre he had  great seasons in 2006/2007 at the tender age of 23/24. I've stated here before what a great 2nd half hitter he is with a 150 point difference in OPS between the 1st and 2nd half.  I find the idea that we are interested in Melky farfetched but he did perform for Torre in 2007 at the age of 22. Both of them were terrible in 2008 but Torre probably only remembers what they did when they played for him. The contract of ...

Bronx Banter: Beauty
Published 10/26/2008 at Baseball Toaster
... BP E MLB W. Betemit BR BP E MLB mi C. Ransom BR BP E MLB mi J. Miranda BR BC mi Outfielders: B. Abreu BR BP E MLB J. Damon BR BP E MLB X. Nady BR BP E MLB H. Matsui BR BP E MLB mi B. Gardner BR E MLB mi M. Cabrera BR BP E MLB mi Catchers: I. Rodriguez BR BP E ...

What about centerfield?
Published 10/21/2008 by Travis G at Pinstripe Alley
... Are you confident with the centerfield situation? We have three in-house options: Melky, Gardner and Damon. Each has strengths and weaknesses. Melky probably has the highest overall upside (since Damon is well past his prime) while providing solid defense, but he was lost after April. We can only hope he rebounds. ...

Bronx Banter: Gettin Better All the Time
Published 8/24/2008 at Bronx Banter
... Brackman BC H. Sanchez BC mi Coaches: J. Girardi (Mgr) BR BP BC R. Thomson (Bench) BC Kevin Long (Hit) BR D. Eiland (Pitch) BR BP BC B. Meacham (3B) BR BP BC T. Pe a (1B) BR BP BC M. Harkey (Pen) BR BP BC 40-man Roster: AAA S. Duncan BR BP E MLB mi J. Miranda BR BC mi M. Cabrera BR BP E MLB J. Christian BR BP E MLB ...

Life In The Fast Lane: Yanks-Sox Gamer XI
Published 7/26/2008 by attackgerbil at YFSF
... .255/.397/.529 6. Robinson Cano, 2B .265/.300/.390 7. Xavier Nady, LF .330/.383/.535 8. Melky Cabrera, CF .248/.305/.348 9. Jose Molina, C ...

Trade Deadline Looming- M’s Could Impact Several Contenders
Published 7/25/2008 by Bryan Osborn at Seattle Mariners
... If we could be off the hook for Washburn’s contract and net a player like Melky Cabrera I would be one happy camper. Cabrera isn’t a big time player, but he is a major league talent and only 24 years old. Even Gardner would be all right, but he isn’t the solution were as Melky could be. ...

Is There Coco In The Yanks Melk?
Published 7/5/2008 by Steve Lombardi at WasWatching.com
... 1 Jerry White 76 309 1976 23 2 Joe Lovitto 70 313 1974 23 3 Paul Householder 64 455 1982 23 4 Milt Cuyler 65 313 1992 23 5 Coco Crisp 76 447 2003 23 6 John Cangelosi 76 525 1986 23 7 Melky Cabrera 78 328 2008 23 8 Carlos Beltran 69 413 2000 23 Seasons/Careers found: 8. Obviously, Carlos Beltran ...

Blogging with the Enemy: Questions for Pinstripe Alley
Published 4/29/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
... Surprises and Exceeding Expectations: We've got a 23-year-old centerfielder who has begun to show some patience at the plate, and ...

Two on Two: AL East Preview
Published 4/2/2008 by Patrick Sullivan and Marc Hulet at Baseball Analysts
... Damon and Matsui have also lost a step or two. Melky Cabrera is probably a better option than Damon at his point, but Cabrera is also overrated… He's does a bunch of things well but nothing really well with the bat. ...

YankeesDaily New York Yankees Preview for 2008
Published 3/30/2008 by admin at yankeesdaily.com
... Melky Cabrera: - Melky will have a much better year than most people think. He had a good spring but he’s only 23 years old and with a 3rd full season under his belt, I forecast a .310 batting average, 102 runs scored, 22 stolen bases, 18 home runs, 89 rbi’s and the loyalty of most Yankee fans. ...

Stat of the Day: Melky
Published 3/4/2008 by Dave & Aziz Nekoukar at New York Yankees Fan Blog
With so much attention on whether Melky can develop into a true everyday player, we wondered if a statistical investigation could help educate us. The answer, unfortunately, is a big not really. The catch is, Melky's never been known to hit for power, so he's not about to do that in the majors. Don't expect anything to develop, either. In fact, staring at his numbers, his two full seasons in the bigs are startlingly consistent: he had the same exact slugging percentage last year (.391) as he had in '06 . Also, in 1,024 major league at-bats, Melky has 15 homers. That's 68.26 at ...

Cano gets paid
Published 1/25/2008 by Mark Serio at BASEBALL HOT CORNER
... . The numbers are impressive but don't tell the whole story. There is something to be said for attitude and playing with exuberance. Robbie's positive energy rubs off on teammates, especially Melky Cabrerra. The stability that comes with a long-term deal should benefit everyone involved. Cano is a building block of the youth-movement and he isn't going anywhere--it's all good.