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Pronk goes 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs in 3-2 10-inning loss to O’s: http://t.co/uB0HrArORf #Yankees
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NYCFC is born! Watch on @Yankees.com at 10am ET as #Yankees, @MCFC, @MLS unveil New York City Football Club - @nycfc: http://t.co/v6YflzWxqf
Rapid Reaction: Orioles 3, Yankees 2 (10)
WHAT IT MEANS: Phil Hughes bounced back, but the Vidal Nuno magic ended, at least for night. BUCK-LE UP: The third pitch Nuno threw to Nate McLouth, ...read more
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Rapid Reaction: Orioles 3, Yankees 2 (10) http://t.co/dazBklTT0T
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New York Yankees
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#Yankees took a 2-1 lead on this RBI single off Hafner's bat. Of course it was Pronk: http://t.co/c5qxQwgr7F
Mark Feinsand
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What does Hughes think he needs to do to take the next step? http://t.co/x3YuSSBScR
Mark Feinsand
@FeinsandNYDN
@FeinsandNYDN
35,749 Tweets
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2,049 Following
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The official Twitter feed for Mark Feinsand, Yankees beat writer for the NY Daily News. Check out the Daily News 5th Yankees Podcast http://t.co/Scggtc4F8f
Mark Feinsand
Hughes seemed particularly bothered by Chris Dickerson's second homer. Was he? http://t.co/eQJj1WsVDl
Mark Feinsand
@FeinsandNYDN
@FeinsandNYDN
35,747 Tweets
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2,049 Following
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The official Twitter feed for Mark Feinsand, Yankees beat writer for the NY Daily News. Check out the Daily News 5th Yankees Podcast http://t.co/Scggtc4F8f
Mark Feinsand
Phil Hughes' last start was a nightmare, plain and simple. What did he think of Tuesday's 6-inning, 2-run outing? http://t.co/jpsYcV6Ys8
Sweeny Murti
@YankeesWFAN
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Yankees Beat Reporter for Sportsradio 66 WFAN
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You're better than that Dom RT @AmoreCourant: @YankeesWFAN // Vidal so soon?
Sweeny Murti
@YankeesWFAN
@YankeesWFAN
16,508 Tweets
639 Following
51,896 Followers
639 Following
51,896 Followers
Yankees Beat Reporter for Sportsradio 66 WFAN
Sweeny Murti
Who hyped him??? He pitched in 2 games!?!?! RT @djwilli1965: @YankeesWFAN nuno over hyped. Never liked him.
Andy McCullough
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138 Following
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I cover the Yankees for The Star-Ledger. I covered the Mets from 2010-2012. Daily Orange alum. Someone keeps putting on all of the sad songs.
David Waldstein
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80 Following
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Daniel Barbarisi
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217 Following
3,493 Followers
217 Following
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Yankees beat writer for the Wall Street Journal
Daniel Barbarisi
Vidal Nuno hadn't allowed a run in his 8 big league innings to that point. That was a loud way to give up your first big league run.
Sweeny Murti
@YankeesWFAN
@YankeesWFAN
16,506 Tweets
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639 Following
51,891 Followers
Yankees Beat Reporter for Sportsradio 66 WFAN
Mark Feinsand
@FeinsandNYDN
@FeinsandNYDN
35,746 Tweets
2,049 Following
33,946 Followers
2,049 Following
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The official Twitter feed for Mark Feinsand, Yankees beat writer for the NY Daily News. Check out the Daily News 5th Yankees Podcast http://t.co/Scggtc4F8f
Andy McCullough
@McCulloughSL
@McCulloughSL
20,270 Tweets
138 Following
9,179 Followers
138 Following
9,179 Followers
I cover the Yankees for The Star-Ledger. I covered the Mets from 2010-2012. Daily Orange alum. Someone keeps putting on all of the sad songs.
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Andy McCullough
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I cover the Yankees for The Star-Ledger. I covered the Mets from 2010-2012. Daily Orange alum. Someone keeps putting on all of the sad songs. -
Bryan Hoch
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I cover the Yankees for http://MLB.com. Two-time NYC Marathon finisher. Once got a hit off Jeff Nelson. -
Daniel Barbarisi
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David Waldstein
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Erik Boland
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Mark Feinsand
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Pete Caldera
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Bergen Record Yankees beat writer. Occasional band vocalist with the Stan Rubin Orchestra in old Manhattan. -
Sweeny Murti
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wallace matthews
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11/19/2012 - Mutual Interest For Yankees, Ibanez
Postseason hero Raul Ibanez would like to re-sign with the Yankees this offseason and the interest is mutual, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post reports. The Yankees have “significant interest” in the 40-year-old, according to Davidoff. The club has asked Ibanez to wait while they focus on pitching, and that hasn’t diminished his interest in returning to the Bronx. “If I get an opportunity to play for the Yankees again,” he told Davidoff, “it would be fantastic.” Ibanez provided power throughout the regular season, hitting 19 home runs and posting a .240/.308/.453 batting line as a designated hitter and... -
11/18/2012 - AL Notes: Yankees, Tigers, Indians, Red Sox
Blockbuster trades motivated by one team's desire for financial flexibility (AKA a salary dump) like the Marlins-Blue Jays deal or the Red Sox-Dodger swap are nothing new in baseball history. On this date in 1947, the St. Louis Browns and the Boston Red Sox began a two-day trading frenzy involving 13 players (four Browns and nine Red Sox) and the Browns receiving $375K (worth nearly $3.1MM in today's dollars). Here's the latest news, notes, and comments from the present-day American League: The Yankees continue to have conversations with free agent outfielder Scott Hairston, writes the New York Post's Dan Martin.... -
11/16/2012 - Offseason Outlook: New York Yankees
The Yankees must address a number of needs on offense and on the pitching staff -- all while looking to avoid the MLB luxury tax by 2014. Guaranteed Contracts Alex Rodriguez, 3B: $114MM through 2017 C.C. Sabathia, SP: $99MM through 2016 Mark Teixeira, 1B: $90MM through 2016 Derek Jeter, SS: $20MM through 2013 Robinson Cano, 2B: $15MM through 2013 Curtis Granderson, OF: $15MM through 2013 David Aardsma, RP: $500K through 2013 Arbitration Eligible Players (estimated salaries) Boone Logan, RP: $2.8MM (fourth time eligible) Phil Hughes, SP: $5.7MM (third time eligible) Joba Chamberlain, RP: $1.8MM (third time eligible) Brett Gardner, $2.8MM... -
11/14/2012 - AL Links: Sanchez, Hunter, Yankees, Price, Red Sox
With Torii Hunter joining the club on a two-year deal, the Tigers will now focus on re-signing Anibal Sanchez according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com. They're unlikely to pursue another big name pitcher if they can't bring the right-hander back, however. Here's the latest from the American League, starting with some more on Hunter... Hunter told teams he wasn't interested in talking to them unless things didn't work out with the Tigers, reports Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com (on Twitter). The Yankees saw Hunter as a good fit but never made him an offer, reports Erik Boland of Newsday (on Twitter).... -
11/14/2012 - Marlins Shopping Morrison; Nolasco May Be Traded
The Marlins aren’t done yet. One day after agreeing to a blockbuster trade with the Blue Jays, they’re shopping outfielder/first baseman Logan Morrison, according to Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post (on Twitter). Furthermore, several general managers expect Ricky Nolasco to be traded as well. The Yankees are among the teams with an interest in Nolasco, Erik Boland of Newsday reports (on Twitter). The right-hander has one year and $11.5MM remaining on his contract with Miami. The Rockies had interest in Nolasco last winter and could inquire about him, Troy Renck of the Denver Post suggested this morning (on... -
11/14/2012 - Arbitration Eligibles: New York Yankees
The Yankees are next in our 2013 Arbitration Eligibles series. Matt Swartz's salary projections are below. First time: Jayson Nix ($900K), David Herndon ($600K) Second time: Brett Gardner ($2.8MM), David Robertson ($2.7MM), Eli Whiteside ($600K) Third time: Phil Hughes ($5.7MM), Joba Chamberlain ($1.8MM) Fourth time: Boone Logan ($2.8MM) The Yankees’ class of arbitration eligible players doesn’t feature any prohibitively expensive players, but it’ll still be a relatively expensive group to retain for 2013. Hughes leads the way with a projected salary of $5.7MM. He won 16 games and completed more than 200 innings (counting postseason play), which helps his case... -
11/13/2012 - AL East Links: Ibanez, Orioles, Blue Jays, Red Sox
Four years ago today, the Yankees traded a package headlined by Wilson Betemit to the White Sox for Nick Swisher. After helping New York to the 2009 World Series and three other playoff appearances, Swisher is now in line for a big multiyear contract as a free agent this winter. Here's the latest from the AL East... Dan Martin of The New York Post reports that the Yankees have had "preliminary discussions" about bringing Raul Ibanez back as a platoon player next season. The 40-year-old played more than the club would have liked this year due to Brett Gardner's injury.... -
11/13/2012 - Torii Hunter Rumors: Tuesday
Torii Hunter has been one of this offseason's most popular players so far, and yesterday we learned that as many as 13-14 teams have interest in signing him. He's expected to pick a new team within two weeks and will likely part ways with the Angels. The Tigers appear to be his most aggressive suitor. Here are today's rumors on Hunter, with the latest updates up top... "He wants to play (with the Tigers)," said a source to CBSSports.com's Danny Knobler. Detroit has not made a contract offer yet but it could come soon. Hunter is visiting with Tigers officials... -
11/13/2012 - Sherman's Latest: Soriano, Yankees, Moore, Rays, Bay
Of the nine players who received qualifying offers this offseason, Rafael Soriano is viewed within the game as having taken the biggest financial risk by declining according to Joel Sherman of The New York Post. Teams don't want to invest big in closers because of their volatility now more than ever, especially after year one of the Heath Bell contract. Here are the rest of Sherman's rumors... The Yankees are privately pleased that Soriano opted out of his $14MM salary for next season. They'll allocate those dollars elsewhere and could use a portion of it on a reliever to replace... -
11/12/2012 - Yankees, Red Sox Interested In Napoli
2:38pm: The Yankees are also interested in Napoli, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports (on Twitter). The Yankees have a need at catcher, since Russell Martin has also hit free agency. Both Napoli and Martin have strong career numbers against left-handed pitching. 10:39am: Even with David Ross under contract through 2014 and Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Ryan Lavarnway on the roster, the Red Sox are still interested in free agent catcher Mike Napoli, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports. The Red Sox could use Napoli at first base and/or trade a catcher -- perhaps Saltalamacchia -- to create space on the roster.... -
11/12/2012 - Tigers, Rangers Interested In Torii Hunter
1:08pm: The Braves have interest in Hunter, but it appears he'll re-sign with an American League team, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (on Twitter). The Tigers are the frontrunners for Hunter, Jim Bowden of ESPN.com and MLB Network Radio reports (on Twitter). 12:52pm: The timeframe for a decision is about two weeks, Mark Saxon of ESPNLosAngeles.com reports. The Tigers have been most aggressive in their pursuit of Hunter and seem most likely to offer a two-year contract. The Yankees have also shown serious interest. 11:19am: The Tigers and Rangers are interested in free agent outfielder Torii Hunter, Danny... -
11/11/2012 - Cafardo On Red Sox, Reynolds, Hamilton, Martin
Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe isn't sure that everyone appreciates the scope of the situation that Red Sox GM Ben Cherington & Co. are facing. “I know they’re trying to sell it like they’ll be back quickly, and maybe everything will come together and they will,” said a National League GM, “but it’s just not player acquisition, it’s the transition for all of those new players to a new team and city, it’s getting used to a new manager, coaches, teammates. This is not that simple.” Here's more from today's column.. The Red Sox have often been linked to... -
11/10/2012 - Quick Hits: Hunter, Dodgers, Dickey, Mets
The Dodgers have been said to have interest in free agent outfielder Torii Hunter, but their level of interest may have been overstated, according to Dylan Hernandez and Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times. The team met with Hunter’s agent at the GM meetings this week, but a source says that it was Hunter’s agent who initially reached out to the Dodgers, not the other way around. Since the Dodgers won't move Andre Ethier, Hunter's only possible role would be as a fourth outfielder and the veteran isn't terribly interested in doing that. Hunter's agent has also talked with... -
11/10/2012 - AL East Notes: Yankees, Kuroda, Orioles, Hamilton
After taking a look at the Red Sox earlier, here's a glance at the rest of the American League East.. The Yankees' offseason will become exponentially more complicated if they are unable to re-sign Hiroki Kuroda, opines Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Even if the Yankees like free agent alternatives like as Anibal Sanchez or Kyle Lohse, their current financial plan would preclude them from giving them hefty multi-year deals. While the Dodgers continue to pay out, the Yankees are concerned with getting their spending under control in advance of 2014, writes Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports. Agents... -
11/10/2012 - Five Teams Interested In Melky Cabrera
At least five teams have expressed interest in free agent outfielder Melky Cabrera, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. The Mets and Yankees are not two of those teams, however. Cabrera, 28, is arguably the most unique free agent on the market this offseason. He was performing like a star (.346/.390/.516) with the Giants this summer before being suspended 50 games for a positive PED test, which he tried to cover up with a website scheme. Given his age and production, Melky would have been in line for a huge payday. Instead, he'll likely have to settle for... -
11/09/2012 - Quick Hits: Giambi, Cano, Arencibia, Phillies, Angels
Jason Giambi was a surprise candidate to become the Rockies' next manager, but now that the job has gone to Walt Weiss, the team has offered Giambi the job of hitting coach, reports Troy Renck of the Denver Post. Giambi had said he would continue playing if he wasn't hired as manager, though he's taking a few days to consider Colorado's offer. If he turns it down and wants to keep playing, agent Joel Wolfe tells ESPN's Jerry Crasnick that "several teams" have shown interest in his client, who will be 42 years old on Opening Day. Here are some... -
11/08/2012 - Hiroki Kuroda Rumors: Thursday
Here's the latest on Hiroki Kuroda, who can now add the Red Sox to his growing list of suitors. The newest items are at the top of the page... Kuroda isn't limiting his choices to the Yankees or a return to Japan, reports Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times. "I never said anything like that," Kuroda explains, adding that he is open to several options and hasn't yet made any decisions. (Both links go to Hernandez's Twitter account.) Several teams are interested in Kuroda and some have discussed two-year contracts, reports Dylan Hernandez. The Dodgers are among the teams... -
11/08/2012 - Swisher To Reject Qualifying Offer; Five Teams Interested
The Rangers, Mariners and three other teams have "serious interest" in free agent Nick Swisher, reports Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News (via Twitter). Unsurprisingly, Swisher plans to reject the Yankees' qualifying offer and look for a long-term contract on the open market. Swisher would have earned $13.3MM for 2013 had he accepted the Yankees' one-year qualifying offer, and in rejecting the deal, New York can now earn a compensatory draft pick if Swisher signs elsewhere. The Yankees extended qualifying offers to three of their free agents: Swisher, Rafael Soriano (who will decline) and Hiroki Kuroda. Swisher has... -
11/08/2012 - Rafael Soriano To Decline Yankees' Qualifying Offer
Rafael Soriano will decline the Yankees' qualifying offer, reports Jon Heyman of CBS Sports (Twitter link). The move ensures that New York will receive a compensatory draft pick for Soriano should he sign elsewhere. Soriano was one of nine players who received qualifying offers from their teams, and the nine have until tomorrow to accept or decline the one-year, $13.3MM offers. It was no surprise that Soriano declined the offer, as the Scott Boras client already opted out of the final year of his Yankees contract last week, leaving $14MM on the table in search of a multiyear contract with... -
11/08/2012 - AL East Links: Orioles, Red Sox, Sizemore, Yankees
The Blue Jays have pulled off a trade, a signing, and a DFA today, all before lunch time where the GM Meetings are being held in California. Here's the latest from the AL East... Dan Connolly of The Baltimore Sun says that the Orioles can't afford to take a risk like signing Josh Hamilton given their resources relative to the rest of the AL East. Yesterday we heard that Baltimore was targeting Hamilton and Cody Ross in their search for a left fielder. The Red Sox have interest in Japanese right-hander Kyuji Fujikawa, reports Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe...
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