Posada Coule Return Soon?

Greg C. posted 5/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com [flag]

From the New York Post : May 18, 2008 -- So much has been made of how much the Yankees miss Alex Rodriguez that not having Jorge Posada has been overlooked. This week Joe Girardi hinted Posada could start a minor league rehab assignment a week from tomorrow. Yesterday, Brian Cashman didn't deny that could happen. "It's not out of the realm of possibility," Cashman said of Posada, who hasn't ... [link]

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The latest on A-Rod’s rehab

River Ave. Blues found this 5/18/2008 on yankees.lhblogs.com

This from the AP in Tampa: Alex Rodriguez remains on target to rejoin the New York Yankees on Tuesday. The third baseman, out since April 28 with a strained right quadriceps, hit a grand slam to center field during his 15 at-bats in a simulated ...

Hank Optimistic About His Struggling Yanks

Greg C. posted 5/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

Hank Steinbrenner watched Johan Santana beat his Yankees Saturday, and while one might think that sight would have sent the new Boss into a fit of rage, he actually came away from the game feeling good about his team. "Everyone knows he's one of the better pitchers in baseball," Steinbrenner told the Daily News after the Yankees' 7-4 loss to the Mets . "We got four ...

Cashman on Thin Ice

Greg C. posted 5/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

From Jon Heyman (hat tip to WasWatching.com ): According to a person familiar with what's going on in the upper reaches of the New York Yankees' hierarchy, new boss Hank Steinbrenner currently "blames Brian Cashman for everything.'' The way things are going right now, that's a lot of things. Cashman said he "wouldn't comment on our internal discussions,'' but said nothing to suggest Hank .

The Other Brother Speaks

Greg C. posted 5/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

This week we've heard a lot from Hank Stienbrenner, today, Hal adds his two cents about his (currently) last place Yanks. From Kat O'Brien : "I've been discouraged at times. We knew with the young pitching that we might go through some growing pains. We knew we would have to be patient there. What's more disappointing to me is the hitting. The hitting and the injuries, which are nobody's ...

McCutchen May Be Next for Yanks

Greg C. posted 5/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

As the Yankees search within the organization for pitching help following the early-season struggles of Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy, they might look no further than the Trenton Thunder's Daniel McCutchen. With Hughes on the disabled list and Kennedy ineffective, McCutchen could prove to be the next pitching prospect you should ...

Raining in the Bronx, but A-Rod's heating up
3:40 p.m.: No surprise - it’s raining here at the Stadium, where I’m sifting through A-Rod minutia on his latest rehab outing down in sunny Tampa. Cheerio, dear readers, I’m subbing for Our Man Mark tonight in the blogosphere. ...

Mets 11, Yankees 2: Weekend in the Bronx Proves to Be What the Mets Needed
The Mets came to Yankee Stadium this weekend with a manager under pressure and dissension in the clubhouse. They left just a game out of first place in their division. >

Mets' subway sweep lobs more pressure on Yanks
Before and after games, Joe Girardi maintains his equanimity.

Posada cuts loose, shooting for early June
Jorge Posada's recovery took a step forward yesterday as he caught Ian Kennedy's bullpen session. Manager Joe Girardi was pleased, saying: "He threw well, very well."

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