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Thread: Winning without Alex...
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08-18-12 10:50 AM #1
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08-18-12 10:54 AM #2
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08-18-12 11:00 AM #3
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08-18-12 11:18 AM #4
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08-18-12 11:42 AM #5
Re: Winning without Alex...
since he last played they are 13-9 but averaged 5.8 runs per game
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08-18-12 11:59 AM #6Forum Regular
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While I'd love to get rid of his salary, because he's not worth it. He has been consistent with his bat. But, it's not like we could cut him and dump his salary. be nice though, with his salary alone we could get 3 really good players. Imagine also if we could get rid of tex's salalry also?
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08-18-12 12:46 PM #7NYYF Legend

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dont forget Chavez and Nix are hitting the snot out of the ball. Alex is still a feared hitter around the league even if his power is gone. At some point ARod will be the full time DH
The real reason why the Yankees keep winning is cause the other team can't stop staring at the damn pinstripes
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08-18-12 02:53 PM #8Forum Regular
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08-18-12 02:54 PM #9
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When Alex gets back, no rush, I like the fact if he's not firing on all cylinders we've got Chavez, Nix and Casey all breathing down his neck. Great competition for bringing out his best stuff.
'Keep your mouth shut and play baseball!', Tony Lazzeri.
On the drive for 28!
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08-18-12 04:16 PM #10
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"Baseball is about hope, not confidence." -- rajah
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08-18-12 07:20 PM #11
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08-18-12 08:31 PM #12
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they are... i hear that during his post-game massages, alex lies on his stomach while all three sneak up behind him and stare and breath deeply
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08-18-12 08:32 PM #13
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08-18-12 08:43 PM #14
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Let's nip this in the bud right now. The Yankees are not better off without Alex Rodriguez.
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08-19-12 06:29 AM #15
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For what reason would you do that? First, Alex makes the Yankees a much stronger team. What 3 players would you get who would make us a better team ( if you paid them a combined salary of $25 mil a yer), and you are nuts to think that with Tex's offensive and defensive contributions that he isn't earning his salary. He is a positive in the clubhouse. Would you prefer disruptive players like Manny? Who would you replace him with that would make us a better team?
AndyYogi is a National Treasure. Let's put him in a National Hall of Fame. The man has no peers.
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08-19-12 07:09 AM #16Forum Regular
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08-19-12 07:55 AM #17
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You know, a lot of sports is psychological. The team seems to have stepped it up hitting wise, perhaps to compensate for all the big guns that are missing, including ARod, Mariano, Tex,
may you live in interesting times!
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08-19-12 08:51 AM #18
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08-19-12 09:51 AM #19
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I would love to see him be the full time DH next year, just to avoid injuries. Think he still has something left in him; he's shown flashes of that this year.

Originally Posted by JDPNYY
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08-19-12 06:21 PM #20Member
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A-Rod has the 3rd highest OPS this season among AL 3B. This is a ridiculous thread.
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08-19-12 06:25 PM #21
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08-19-12 06:31 PM #22Member
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08-19-12 09:42 PM #23
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08-20-12 07:03 AM #24
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Actually, I do think it's debatable. The salary structure in baseball renders a large number of players as "overpaid", including Tex. While he may not be performing up to the standards that many of us fans would like to see, relative to baseball's current economy they probably are getting what they're paying for IMHO.
Yankee fan living in Maine.
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08-20-12 07:20 AM #25
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Admittedly he's not hitting for average but in the three full seasons he's been with the Yankees (this will be the fourth, he has played in over 155 games each season, hit an average of 37 HR's/yr, had an average of 110 RBI's ans scored an average of 100 runs. There is no better fielding firstbasemAN IN THAN THE MAJORS THAN tEX. sURE $22.5 MILLION IS A LOT OF MONEY AND MAYBE HE IS SLIGHTLY OVERPAID BUT YOU COULDN'T GET HIS EQUICVALENT FOR LESS THAN SAY $18 MIL. i SAY HE'S WORTH IT
Andy
ps forgive the caps. I hit the cap lock button in errorYogi is a National Treasure. Let's put him in a National Hall of Fame. The man has no peers.
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