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12-21-05 05:38 PM #51
Re: 2006 team all but complete
Jason Michaels and Erubiel Durazo/Eduardo Perez should definitely be looked at. We need to upgrade the bench. Although, Michaels would probably play RF, with Sheffield moving to DH.
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12-21-05 06:03 PM #52
Re: 2006 team all but complete
One of the following will not be a Yankee when the season starts:
Pavano
Wright
Chacon
We're not going North with 6 starters. Small is the perfect long relief/spot starter type. I hope Chacon stays because he deserves to based on performance to cost. I'd like to see what a healthy Pavano could do for us next season. Wright would be my odd man out, but would be the hardest to move.[FONT=Franklin Gothic Medium]We do not see things as they are. We see them as we are.
It is never too late to be what you might have been.
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12-21-05 06:09 PM #53
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I agree with you completely. I want to trade Wright, but he probably wouldn't get us anything. There is no way I trade Chacon. And pavano would probably bring back the most in a trade, which would result in Small or Wright going into the rotation (which I'm not crazy about.) If we trade Pavano, we would have to get a starter back in return.
Originally Posted by JfromJersey
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12-21-05 06:13 PM #54Released Outright
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I would rather trade Pavano than Wright. Because of the DL buyout we are only on the hook for 1 more season with Wright. We will have Pavano for 3 more and, unless he surprises us, any value he may currently have will dissipate with a mediocre season.
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12-21-05 07:26 PM #55
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Cashman has done a tremendous job, but we still have a weak outfield defensively. Cash should continue to pursue a fast young outfielder with a good arm and a decent bat. That would allow us to put Sheff in DH where he belongs. Then we can safely say that the rebuilding of this team is complete.
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12-21-05 07:35 PM #56
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Who, amico mio?
Originally Posted by conkermaniac
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Totus Tuus
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12-21-05 07:44 PM #57
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I think we should sign OF Eric Byrnes to be our 4th outfielder, he would be a perfect fit,can play all OF positions,good defense,good speed,does any and everything asked of him to win. Also I think we should add 1B/DH Eduardo Perez to the bench. WE should also sign CF Endy Chavez...but now that we have added Bernie, there's no room
. But we still need to atleast try to sign him to a Minor League Deal.
I dont think we should deal Sturtze right now, we should wait until Dotel is back and has proved he is still Dotel and then we could afford to trade him.
(Unless it involves getting a good young pitcher for the starting lineup
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We also need to improve our starting pitching, im just clueless to how we're going to pull that one off tho.
Any Ideas??
and on a meaning-less move, I think we should sign Dewon Brazelton to a Minor-League Deal. This guy is still very young (only 25-years-old) and has loads of potential. We would be improve our minor-league depth and you never know, he could bounce back from a horrible season he had last year.
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12-21-05 08:05 PM #58
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Trade a reliever for Jason Michaels or one of the other names that was being bandied about before we signed Damon.
Originally Posted by Tifoso
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12-21-05 08:06 PM #59
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12-21-05 08:08 PM #60
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Yep, it partially negates our offensive advantages at other positions. We should have at least a league average offensive DH.
Originally Posted by ICEBERG18
“I mean, people knew that Brown was out there, and that Randy was ornery all the time. And Pavano is whoever he is. But if you’re their manager, you can’t go out and write about them like that.”
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12-21-05 08:11 PM #61Released Outright
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Re: 2006 team all but complete
Our middle relief is still a question mark?
Mariano is not a LOCK anymore.(need to start looking or grooming a young'un)
Starting Rotation is question mark
We need to replace Posada. How many more rally-killing, inning ending double plays do we have to endure from this guy?
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12-21-05 08:11 PM #62
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How is it "at best the same as last year" Bernie is out of center, Ruben is off the team. The key to the DH spot is having it be Sheff more and looking at a solid defensive corner OFer we dont need a real hitter for DH, we have that in Sheff.
Originally Posted by Sam18
I'm too smooth you'll never see me comin', I'm never in a hurry I'm just movin' fast...
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12-21-05 08:12 PM #63Released Outright
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I dunno... I like Gary ShefFIELD of DREAMs rocket arm in the outfield.
Originally Posted by conkermaniac
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12-21-05 08:12 PM #64
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Damon replaces Bernie.
Originally Posted by Sam18
Bernie replaces Tino/Sierra
Our lineup is clearly better than last year's.
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12-21-05 08:12 PM #65
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You are right he is not a lock, he is just the best damn closer in the league and is coming off of one of the best years of the career.
Originally Posted by Yankee26t
I'm too smooth you'll never see me comin', I'm never in a hurry I'm just movin' fast...
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12-21-05 08:13 PM #66
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I will not trade that arm for lack of range, you can get more guys catching the ball than you can throwing them out.
Originally Posted by Yankee26t
I'm too smooth you'll never see me comin', I'm never in a hurry I'm just movin' fast...
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12-21-05 08:14 PM #67
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His arm is okay, but his range is terrible.
Originally Posted by Yankee26t
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12-21-05 08:14 PM #68
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Rivera, even at his age, is still the closest a reliever can get to being a lock, perhaps in baseball history.
Originally Posted by Yankee26t
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12-21-05 08:17 PM #69
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I think our lineup is better. Damon, this year, will be a lot better than the output we got from Bernie/Crosby/Womack/etc. We'll also have the good Giambi for the entire year, instead of just the second half. Cano should continue to improve, and I think in the end the bench will be better. I don't expect Sheffield to regress significantly enough to offset the other factors.
Originally Posted by Sam18
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12-21-05 08:17 PM #70
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Originally Posted by NewEraYanks2527
Sheff's a year older. A-rod probably won't have the monster season he had this year. Posada will suck even more. Bernie's in the lineup. No bench.
Originally Posted by conkermaniac
With that said this can all change with the right aquisitions.
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12-21-05 08:18 PM #71Released Outright
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All I am saying is that we need to start looking. He was so vital to winning for all those years. It would be a shame to have all those hitters and no one to save the games. If not this year then next... '
Originally Posted by AMYanks
I just dont want to wait til last minute. Its smart to start now.
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12-21-05 08:19 PM #72
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You make it seem like Rivera will go from having his best season ever, to someone who won't be able to save games. The middle relief is already a lot better than it was last year, as well.
Originally Posted by Yankee26t
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12-21-05 08:20 PM #73
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12-21-05 08:28 PM #74
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Are you serious? The guy hasn't even turned 30 yet, he's now had 2 full years in New York, one of which he won the MVP. He will have a great year, expect more of the same.
Originally Posted by Sam18
I'm too smooth you'll never see me comin', I'm never in a hurry I'm just movin' fast...
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12-21-05 08:32 PM #75
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Not to nit-pick, but he did turn 30 this past summer.
Originally Posted by NewEraYanks2527
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