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Sigh to think Lee could be in pinstripes right now if Cashman was wilingly to part ways with Eddie Nunez :x
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MAKES ME SO FREAKING ANGRY
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Sigh to think Lee could be in pinstripes right now if Cashman was wilingly to part ways with Eddie Nunez :x
Come on now I love Robbie but he's nothing more than average at second base. Almost 95% of his value has been and always will be offensively driven.
BTW E, every Yankee prospect outside of Sanchez took huge steps back last year. Their value is very low right now. Besides, if it's true Philly is not eating any salary, they can go **** themselves prospect wise.
I like Bailey in New York. Gardner + someone like Phelps/Nuno would get that done.
All of them out there? That park is like 30% full.
He's just bitter the yanks didn't want him.
Enjoy .245 20 HRs 75 RBI 180 K's and a 72 win season, bum.
Come on now I love Robbie but he's nothing more than average at second base. Almost 95% of his value has been and always will be offensively driven.
BTW E, every Yankee prospect outside of Sanchez took huge steps back last year. Their value is very low right now. Besides, if it's true Philly is not eating any salary, they can go **** themselves prospect wise.
I like Bailey in New York. Gardner + someone like Phelps/Nuno would get that done.
Yeah I know about the value of our prospects.... Not only do none of them have value, none of them will be playing here in 2-3 years anyway..
Again, I'm fully against trading Gardner, it is stupid and short sighted.
All of them out there? That park is like 30% full.
He's just bitter the yanks didn't want him.
Enjoy .245 20 HRs 75 RBI 180 K's and a 72 win season, bum.
lolol
he'd be the team leader with those stats
Come on now I love Robbie but he's nothing more than average at second base.
so curtis is poppin ish already
"A lot of the people I've met in New York have always said true New Yorkers are Mets fans," the former Yankees outfielder said after being introduced at the Winter Meetings. "So I'm excited to get a chance to see them all out there."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/b...ers-mets-fans-article-1.1543419#ixzz2n7Av2ZJy
he's gonna love it there
so curtis is poppin ish already
"A lot of the people I've met in New York have always said true New Yorkers are Mets fans," the former Yankees outfielder said after being introduced at the Winter Meetings. "So I'm excited to get a chance to see them all out there."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/b...ers-mets-fans-article-1.1543419#ixzz2n7Av2ZJy
he's gonna love it there
I'm definitely okay with trading Gardner for a pitcher. Bailey or Masterson. I would rather have one more solid pitcher and let go of an OF.
Good luck convincing Ruben to do so. I think he's selling Hamels low.
Is he worth the contract given? No, most players aren't. Is he the pitcher from 2013 moving forward? No, probably not. Merely an aberration.
Protection at third: Cashman has Kelly Johnson in the fold and feels he could play second or third. He would like to have a right-handed platoon and said Mark Reynolds is a possibility.
"We had a lot of hard 'triers' last year," Cashman said. "We need to improve on the results."
Reynolds has a career .834 OPS against lefties, while Johnson is a .759 OPS guy against righties. Johnson is a little better (.770) against lefties, but in nearly one-third of the at-bats.
"I'm trying to get our offense to where we are used to having it," Cashman said. "The top two or three offenses in the game. We need more work."