Should Yanks Consider Other Catching Options?

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Should Yanks Consider Other Catching Options?
Greg C. Greg C. posted 4/15/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com [flag]
Buster Olney wonders whether Jorge Posada will have to spend most of the season DHing, and at the same time his backup Jose Molina may be DL-bound . Sure, the Yankees could just make do with internal options until Molina returns in a few weeks. But it's also possible that Brian Cashman will look for outside help. Trade possibilities include Bengie Molina , Ramon ... [link]

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