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CANO YOU DON'T KNOW, GIRARDI
"If you think you're going to hit into a double play, do the right thing and strike out."-- Earl Weaver Among the more compelling subplots in the story Tom Verducci's "The Yankee Years" narrates of the gradual estrangement between Joe Torre and the team's front-office that ended in their ...
Bombers Look to Keep Things Rolling
Bombers Look to Keep Things Rolling
yankees.gearupforsports.com — The Yankees have managed to silently be only 2.5 games behind Boston with Tuesday night’s win against... Seattle. They have won 6 in a row including a series win in Atlanta and a sweep in Queens and show no signs of slowing down anytime soon. The pitchers are performing, the hitters are ALL ... (more) Bombers Look to Keep Things Rolling

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says Eric Hinske deal "made some sense"
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says Eric Hinske deal "made some sense"
nj.com — James Borchuck/Associated PressEric Hinske, who was acquired by the Yankees on Tuesday, made the last out in... the 2008 World Series as a member of the Tampa Bay Rays. Weather Update, 5:57p.m. -- The tarp is covering the field as... (more) New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says Eric ...
Hey Guess What? Girardi is Good
Hey Guess What? Girardi is Good
nybaseballdigest.com — Managing a Major League Baseball team is often an exercise in futility. No matter how brilliant the... Manager is, he is only as good as the team surrounding him. Imagine having a job where every move you make is second guessed, even if your decision was the correct one. That is precisely what ... (more) Hey Guess What? Girardi is Good
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Taking The Fifth On The Matter Of Batting Fifth
WasWatching.com — Today, Peter Abraham and Matthew Schweber ring in on the topic of batting Robinson Cano fifth in the Yankees line-up. Well, here’s a nugget for you on this topic, via Baseball Musings Day By Day Database. It’s “RBI Percentage” since the start of the 2006 season through last night. ["RBI Percentage" is 100*(RBI-HR)/Runners On] Robinson Cano RBI% = 14.84 Alex Rodriguez RBI% = 16.88 Is there really that much of a difference between 15% and 17%? What is that…like nine RBI per season? ...

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majorleagueblogging.com 5/25/2009 — I am about to nitpick. The Yankees have won ten out of twelve, finishing a highly successful homestand within reach of first place. No Yankee fan should be complaining. But complain I will. My sons tell me I am obsessed with Joe Girardi’s inadequacies, and that I should give it a ...
Breaking Down the Yankees for the Second Half--The Lineup, Part 2
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Robinson Cano Somehow Escaping Ridicule for Failures in the Clutch
heartbeatofthebronx.blogspot.com 6/22/2009 — Yankees 2B Robinson Cano has been credited with having a very productive season—currently on pace for 28 HR, 99 RBI, 108 R, 200 hits, and a .300 batting average. The problem, however, is that many fans are overlooking the stark differences in Cano’s performance in the heart of a clutch ...
Robinson Cano Somehow Escaping Ridicule for Failures in the Clutch
bleacherreport.com 6/24/2009 — Yankees 2B Robinson Cano has been credited with having a very productive season—currently on pace for 28 HR, 99 RBI, 108 R, 200 hits, and a .300 batting average.   The problem, however, is that many fans are overlooking the stark ...
Cano's Bad Night
fackyouk.blogspot.com 6/29/2009 — Last night was a great win, and Robinson Cano probably couldn't be happier. His atrocious effort got overshadowed by the Yankees winning their fifth straight game and Mariano Rivera notching his 500th save and doing something Cano couldn't last night - see more than three pitches in an at bat ...
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Klapisch: Joe Girardi Managing for His Job
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6-Year-Old Hangs Out With Yankees
bats.blogs.nytimes.com 5/20/2009 — Tommy Belsky, all of 6 years old, played catch with Derek Jeter and Robinson Cano at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. Jeter handed Belsky a baseball, the boy whizzed it to Cano, then Cano tossed it to Jeter. Then they repeated the process. On the ...
Alex Rodriguez Under Pressure: Truly That Bad in the Clutch?Bleacher Report - MLB 7/1/2009
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Joe Girardi Blows It BigtimeBleacher Report - MLB 7/1/2009
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Brian Bruney was sent to replace Phil Hughes in the eight inning on Tuesday night's game against the Seattle Mariners. This had also caused the Yankees fans to send comments and criticism about the decision. No one knows the real reason manager Joe ...