Igawa lone downer as Yankees roll
yankees.lhblogs.com 2/29/2008 — Kei Igawa has a lot to prove after the Yankees dropped $46 million on him and he pitched more innings in the minors (77.1) than the majors (67.2) last season. The Yankees have gone out of their way to appease him this spring, letting him do all the ...

Bombers Start Spring With a Win
greenpinstripes.com 3/1/2008 — Joba Chamberlain, Ian Kennedy and Phil Hughes impressed. Kei Igawa did not. Hank Steinbrenner blasted Red Sox Nation. Just a typical day in Tampa for the Bronx Bombers.

BABY BOSS: IGAWA'S NOT A-O-KEI
nypost.com 3/1/2008 — TAMPA - Hank Steinbrenner was done talking about the wonderful pitching performance turned in by Generation Trey against USF yesterday at Legends Field when he was asked about Kei Igawa's miserable outing against the Big East school. "Let's not...

The Media Actually Found Something Hank Doesn't Want to Talk About: Kei Igawa
slidingintohome.blogspot.com 3/1/2008 — From George A. King III : March 1, 2008 -- TAMPA - Hank Steinbrenner was done talking about the wonderful pitching performance turned in by Generation Trey against USF yesterday at Legends Field when he was asked about Kei Igawa's miserable outing against the Big East school. "Let's not bring that up," Steinbrenner said. "Hopefully we can straighten him out." Igawa had this to say: ...

Kei Igawa slammed at start
nydailynews.com 3/1/2008 — Kei Igawa's second year got off to a horrid start Friday when he loaded the bases against the University of South Florida on two walks and a hit batsman and then gave up a grand slam to a sub who hadn't played since 2005.

Notes: Igawa not concerned — Major League Baseball News 2/29/2008
The Yankees granted Kei Igawa the freedom to incorporate his own preparation routine this year, urging him to follow the regimen that helped make him successful in Japan. One inning into the "new" spring program, the left-hander's results still leave ...

Igawa not lost in Yanks' pitching gem — Major League Baseball News 3/4/2008
It may have been only a spring game and it may have been cut short in the sixth inning, but the Yankees' "perfect game" on Tuesday afternoon caught manager Joe Girardi's eye. Most encouraging was the work of Kei Igawa, who shook off a rocky spring debut.

Igawa, 3 others combine on five-inning perfect game as Yankees beat Blue Jays 2-0 — Latest Sporting News Articles for MLB 3/4/2008
DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) -- Post another perfect game for the New York Yankees.The franchise that has ...