Yankees' Cashman to sign three-year deal

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Hal Stein: Cash Call This Week, One Way Or Another
Published 9/30/2008 by Steve Lombardi at WasWatching.com
Via Kat O’Brien - The Yankees continue to wait for an answer from Brian Cashman as to whether he will return as general manager. Yankees co-chairman Hal Steinbrenner said Tuesday afternoon that it will be resolved this week. “We’re going to get it done this week, one way or another,” Steinbrenner told Newsday by phone. Steinbrenner spent Monday at Yankee Stadium, where he met with Cashman, and Steinbrenner is back at the stadium Tuesday. “We talked yesterday, and we’re going to talk today,” ...

Brian Cashman will re-sign with Yankees
Published 9/30/2008 at New York Yankees Examiner
Brian Cashman will re-sign with Yankees Brian Cashman will return to make close to $2 million per year. In a decision that came down to what was best for his family, $2 million is pretty darn good for any family. Kat O Brien at Newsday is reporting that Brian will sign a three-year contract to return as GM of the New York Yankees. The organization has not yet officially announced the re-signing but will later Tuesday. This will get the GM s deal done well ahead of the October 31st contract expiration date to give him more time to focus on re-building efforts. Topics: ...

Cashman Coming Back
Published 9/30/2008 by Greg Cohen (noreply@blogger.com) at Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
From Kat O'Brien: Brian Cashman has agreed to return as the Yankees general manager on a three-year contract, Newsday has learned. Cashman deliberated over the decision about whether it was time to move on after 11 seasons as GM, but gave the Yankees an affirmative answer this afternoon. In the end, a Yankees source said, it came down to what was best for his family. The new contract will be for slightly more than Cashman had been making, putting it at in the ballpark of $2-million per year. Neither Cashman nor Yankees co-chairman Hal Steinbrenner, ...

The Ca$hman (sung to a tune of an old song...)
Published 9/30/2008 by Rebecca (noreply@blogger.com) at This Purist Bleeds Pinstripes
Newsday is reporting that Brian Cashman will return with a three year deal. Will update this as soon as I find confirmation from another source.

Three more years of Cashman
Published 9/30/2008 by Joseph P. at River Avenue Blues » River Avenue Blues, A New York Yankees Blog
... Via Kat O’Brien, we learn that Brian Cashman has decided to come back to the Yankees. He’ll sign a three year deal reportedly worth around $6 million. There aren’t many more details right now, though we’ll surely update you as we hear more. ...

Brian Cashman to renew for 3 years--Newsday
Published 9/30/2008 by susan mullen (suedotsue@aol.com) at XM MLB Chat
"Brian Cashman has agreed to return as the Yankees general manager on a three-year contract, Newsday has learned.... ...The new contract will be for slightly more than Cashman had been making, putting it at in the ballpark of $2-million per year. Neither Cashman nor Yankees co-chairman Hal Steinbrenner, with whom Cashman negotiated the deal, could immediately be reached for comment. The two work closely together, and met at Yankee Stadium on Monday, and that relationship was a huge ...

CASHMAN STAYS
Published 9/30/2008 by Mike (noreply@blogger.com) at New York Yankees Update
Newsday reports that Brian Cashman has agreed to a 3 year contract to stay with the Yankees. The real news is that the deal was negotiated wit HAL not HANK, showing that Hal is nudging the big mouth out to the horse pasture and away from baseball.

More Cash, Less Problems
Published 9/30/2008 by John - YF at YFSF
... Kat O'Brien of Newsday is reporting the Yankees will bring back General Manager Brian Cashman for 3 more years.  The deal is reportedly worth $2 million per.  Follow the link for more details. ...

Cashman back for three
Published 9/30/2008 by Travis G at Pinstripe Alley
Newsday is reporting that Brian Cashman, Yankees' GM since 1998, will sign a three year extension. He'll earn about $2 million a year. Good move Hank (and Hal).   (h/t to BBTF)

Cashman Signs Extension With Yankees
Published 9/30/2008 by Cork Gaines at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
Kat O'Brien of Newsday is reporting that Brian Cashman and the Yankees have reached an agreement on a three-year extension. Brian Cashman has agreed to return as the Yankees general manager on a three-year contract, Newsday has learned. Cashman deliberated over the decision about whether it was time to move on after 11 seasons as GM, but gave the Yankees an affirmative answer this afternoon. In the end, a Yankees source said, it came down to what was best for his family. The new contract will be for slightly more than Cashman had been making, ...

Cashman Re-Signs with Yanks through 2011 season
Published 9/30/2008 by Phil Allard at Mike Silva's NY Baseball Digest
... One of the Yanks’ pressing off-season questions has been answered. Newsday reports that Brain Cashman will return as Yankee GM with a 3-year deal. ...

So Much For Frank's Plan A: Yankees Ink Cashman To 3-Year Deal
Published 9/30/2008 by Rob (noreply@blogger.com) at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
I have long thought that Ned Colletti would get the axe in a walk year once Brian Cashman became available, and even recall I wrote something about this, but Google isn't cooperating. In any event, it looks like that option is off the table, as the Yanks have signed him to a three-year, $6M deal. Whether that means Ned Colletti will be back as GM is anybody's guess, but certainly the most attractive likely option has been taken off the table. Another option that might appear this offseason is the Phillies' Pat Gillick, though given his age, this might be a real retirement. ...

Cashman Returning to Yankees
Published 9/30/2008 by Seamus at YanksBlog.com
According to Newsday, the Yankees and Brian Cashman have agreed to a three-year extension that will keep Cashman as the Yankees' general manager through at least the 2011 season. The article posts official releases from both Cashman and Hank and Hal Steinbrenner. From Cashman: The Steinbrenners' statement: I think it's the right move. Overall I think he's done a good job and there aren't too many alternatives to consider.

Cashman staying with the Yanks
Published 9/30/2008 by Adam J. Morris at Lone Star Ball
Brian Cashman reportedly has agreed to a three year contract to stay on with the New York Yankees as g.m.  

Bronx Banter: There's No Place Like Home
Published 9/30/2008 at Baseball Toaster
Brian Cashman has agreed to a three-year deal to stay with the Yankees. Newsday has the scoop. Untitled He's part of the Family and in the end, Cash didn't want to leave New York. Can you blame him? After all, if you can make it here you can make it anywhere like the song says. Leaving the big team in the big city and you end up something like Ray Liotta eating spaghetti with ketchup at the end of Good Fellas somewhere in Schnooksville, USA, right? For better or worse, I'm happy that he's staying...Money, Money...Cash Money. Got to like the fact that Cash doesn't ...

Cashman, Yankees Agree on Three-Year Deal
Published 10/1/2008 at FanHouse
... I can't say I'm terribly surprised. The Yankees are the only team Cashman has ever been with, and leaving now, on the eve of opening the new stadium, would have been a difficult decision. Plus, it's not like the Yankees aren't making it worth his while -- Newsday reports that his new contract is "in the vicinity of three years and $6 million." ...