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Chamberlain likely to start 2009 as a reliever
It is all about the math with Joba Chamberlain , and the math does not add up for him to open next season in the New York Yankees ' starting rotation. Chamberlain is likely to finish this season with only 100 innings or so, and team officials said they believed it would be too risky for him to double that total in 2009. That means Chamberlain will probably start next season in the bullpen ...
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Yankees Ruin Chamberlain for Next Year Too
The Slanch Report — ... The Yankees are seemingly intent on making Joba Chamberlain an ineffective pitcher for the near future. That’s because after his latest return from the DL, Joba is headed to the bullpen for the remainder of the season. And, unless something drastic happens, he is unlikely to pitch much more than 100 innings this year, which would mean the process of making him a starter would be exactly where it was this year. Meaning that Chamberlain will be forced to start NEXT season in the bullpen as well. Now, instead of merely wasting ONE year at the major league ...

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