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River Ave. Blues found this 28 days ago on msn.foxsports.com [flag]
The Yankees have expressed interest in both the Rangers' Gerald Laird and Royals' Miguel Olivo, according to major-league sources. New York's current catchers, Jose Molina and Chad Moeller, both are career backups. As first reported by the New York Post, Posada has been told that he needs surgery, and that his rehabilitation would take six months. He wants to play, but will not catch if he ... [link]

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Mussina, Yanks roll over Twins
Published 28 days ago by Ben K. at River Ave. Blues
... , his days behind the plate this season are over. Ergo, according to RoboKen, the Yankees are looking for a catcher. I think the Molina/Moeller tandem can do well enough behind the dish, and the rest of the lineup should cover the offense. Go pitching, I say. ...

Yankees' trade strategy
Published 26 days ago by Mark Serio (munsoned1@yahoo.com) at BASEBALL HOT CORNER
... just keep on coming. Don't believe the blather--Hank Steinbrenner throwing the media a bone by dropping Bonds name is a ploy. Balco Barry, in the Big Apple, to close out the House That Ruth Built, while brandishing his legendary people skills defies all logic. ...

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The New York Yankees might need a catcher. The Washington Nationals have Paul Lo Duca, an overpaid, unnecessary, bump on a log who could/should be available for peanuts. Could there be something here?
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Yanks Interested In Olivo and Laird

Greg C. posted 28 days ago from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

From Ken Rosenthal : The Yankees have expressed interest in both the Rangers' Gerald Laird and Royals' Miguel Olivo, according to major-league sources. New York's current catchers, Jose Molina and Chad Moeller, both are career backups. Laird, 28, has been on the disabled list since June 21 with a strained left hamstring, but he began a rehabilitation assignment Tuesday night at Class AAA and ...
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Yankees' Posada to decide future in 2 weeks

River Ave. Blues found this 28 days ago on www.nj.com

Noah K. Murray/The Star-LedgerYankees catcher Jorge Posada will decide in about 15 days whether he should come back this season or have season-ending surgery on his ailing shoulder. 4/17/08 Jorge Posada said he will decide in about 15 days whether...
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