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03-25-10 10:02 AM #1176
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Diminished stuff.
A fool and his money can throw one heck of a party!
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03-25-10 10:41 AM #1177NYYF HOF

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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Someone go make sure Abe is still alive and hasn't commited Seppuku.
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03-25-10 10:44 AM #1178Finally had to change avatars
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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Sicne Hughes was just named the 5th starter, the question of what happens to Joba now arises. If this organization has any sense they'll let him start the season in AAA and keep progressing as a starter, and be ready to come up as a starter when the invetiable injury to one of our 5 starters occur.
But that's not going to happen. I feel terrible for Joba. He's been jerked around by this organization for 3 years now, and because of it, now he's getting jerked around some more.1923•1927•1928•1932•1936•1937•1938•1939•1941•1943•1947•1949•1950 1951•1952•1953•1956•1958•1961•1962•1977•1978•1996•1998•1999•2000 2009 27-TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS
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03-25-10 10:46 AM #1179NYYF HOF

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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Breaking news: Joba finding solace at the bottom of a bottle after losing the 5th starter spot.
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03-25-10 10:55 AM #1180
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
^Nice.
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03-25-10 10:57 AM #1181
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I think its a combination of both. The rumblings we've heard about the coaches being frustrated with the need to challange or re-motivate him several times during the course of the season had to play a factor in this decision.
Originally Posted by Jasbro
Maybe this will be a wakeup call for Joba too.
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03-25-10 10:57 AM #1182Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I'm sorry, but even if he had a lazy off-season his stuff would have come around eventually.
Originally Posted by Jasbro
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03-25-10 10:57 AM #1183NYYF HOF

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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Let me just say this....
We've heard Cashman say that Joba is a starter. Joba is a starter. Joba is a starter.
Fine. Now that he lost the spot, for the love of God, let him go to AAA and have Nardi fix his a$$.
I would rather not use him in 2010 if it meant he will be the OLD Joba in 2011.
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03-25-10 10:58 AM #1184
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Co-signed.
Originally Posted by Hellsing

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03-25-10 11:00 AM #1185
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Please please please let him go to Scranton.
"Owning the Yankees," Steinbrenner once said, "is like owning the Mona Lisa." [SIZE=1] [/SIZE]
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03-25-10 11:01 AM #1186
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I'm still not convinced anyone is to blame here. I do believe (not that I know anything) that it's likely some of the loss in velocity is a residual effect of that shoulder injury in '08. He's never had the same velocity on a consistent basis since that happened. If people want to point the finger at the Yankees for tinkering with him that's fine. I'm just not convinced that's the sole cause of his problems.
Originally Posted by Jasbro
"Gourds, mate, that's the secret of life... gourds." ~ Pete Townshend
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03-25-10 11:01 AM #1187Released Outright
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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
IMO diminished stuff Joba won't be all that much better than Melancon out of the pen.
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03-25-10 11:02 AM #1188~
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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
assuming the arm chair pitching coaches are correct and the reason for Joba's downfall is "simply" mechanics, what would indicate Nardi isn't part of the problem?
Originally Posted by Hellsing
Eiland probably wouldn't be allowed to break the prized jewel, free reign. whatever was changed had to likely be approved from above him if it's lasted this long.
the organization lies/omits the truth/spins quite often in their public releases. I'm not saying it's likely, but it's not at all an impossibility they held back the truth then or found out something new since that they haven't been up front on, whether it be related to his health or something else.
Originally Posted by Eschie
there's just too much we don't know right now to make certain statements - on either end of the Joba spectrum.
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03-25-10 11:03 AM #1189
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
If he's not sent to AAA you have to start to wonder if they have given up on him as a starting pitcher. Supposedly there are a lot of internal FO people who have been pushing JTTP since the beginning, and they may be winning the argument.
Originally Posted by Hellsing
Jerking him between the pen and rotation for another year would be criminal. If they put him in the pen this year they have to leave him there, and let Ace be the 6th starter.
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03-25-10 11:03 AM #1190
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
This kid is gonna be effed up forever.
They can't decide what to do with him!Welcome to NYYFans, the place where Yankees fans come together to complain about the manner in which our team is winning games.
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03-25-10 11:03 AM #1191
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Awesome.
Originally Posted by Hellsing
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03-25-10 11:05 AM #1192
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
If they don't send him to Scranton they must be competing for the most clueless FO trophy.
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03-25-10 11:11 AM #1193
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I think Joba will be a huge blemish on Cashmans record. The FO really is clueless when it comes to developing players.
Originally Posted by Hellsing
If you listen to the fans you’ll be sitting with them soon enough.- Brian Cashman
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03-25-10 11:11 AM #1194
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
You know what...if he completely flamed out as a starter in AAA over the first few months, then they could still have the option of putting him back into the pen. But at elast they would have given him that chance to do so.
Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
Its a long season, they cant make everything so final, so early."Owning the Yankees," Steinbrenner once said, "is like owning the Mona Lisa." [SIZE=1] [/SIZE]
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03-25-10 11:12 AM #1195
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Word.
Originally Posted by b_joseph
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03-25-10 11:14 AM #1196
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I've never seen an organization in any sport completely mishandle a player like this.
"We understand that John Henry must be embarrassed, frustrated and disappointed by his failure in this transaction. Unlike the Yankees, he chose not to go the extra distance for his fans in Boston."
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03-25-10 11:17 AM #1197NYYF Legend

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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
There was a pitcher in the first round of the same draft as Joba (with virtually the same talent) who was mishandled just as poorly.
Originally Posted by Yankees13
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03-25-10 11:17 AM #1198
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Either trade him or send him down.
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03-25-10 11:19 AM #1199
Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
Hochevar? or Morrow?
Originally Posted by THEBOSS84
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03-25-10 11:19 AM #1200Devoted Member
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Re: 2010 Joba Chamberlain Performance Thread
I know Joba isn't 100% innocent in all of this most likely, but at this point I can't help but feel sorry for him (in a baseball context...i'd gladly get shuffled all over the place for 400k a year).
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