Post Tagged with: "Robinson Cano"
Minors Report for 7/15/10 (Jesus-Bino!; Eduardo Nunez; Andrew Brackman; Jimmy Paredes)
Scranton: Scranton came out of the All-Star Break swinging the lumber, pounded out 12 runs on 16 hits in a 12-5 victory. Jesus Montero went 3-for-4 with a home run, two RBI, and three runs scored in the win. He also drew a walk. Montero is now hitting .259 on the season with 19 doubles,
Joe Girardi: Players Manager?
Whether too early or too late, Joe Girardi has had some trouble dishing out the All Star duties
The Potential Cliff Lee Deal
As you all have probably heard by now, the Yankees are close to acquiring Cliff Lee for multiple prospects, including their very best hitting prospect (Jesus Montero) and an advanced second base prospect (David Adams). In Montero, the Yankees would be giving up their most advanced minor league bat in quite some time. As much
Yanks Keeping LF Warm For Crawford
The Boston Herald reports on the Red Sox two-year pact with Mike Cameron, while mentioning that Yanks have apparently been in touch with Jason Bay
The Great Division Series Roster Debate
Because when you’ve already clinched your division, you need other things to obsess over
2009 Yankees: What’s Changed From 2008
The 2009 Yankees have turned into an offensive machine. We compare them to what went wrong in
Yankees’ Midterm Report Card
The first half is over. Ian and Scott tag team to bring you an extensive breakdown of the Yankees’ first half
Cano’s Not Going Anywhere
Contrary to some of the rumors flying around, Robinson Cano will more than likely be in pinstripes on Opening Day. Mark Feinsand reports: Forget anything you’ve heard about a Robinson Cano-for-Matt Kemp deal. Not to say it won’t happen down the line, but the Dodgers and Yankees haven’t even talked about Cano. I was told
News and Notes 11/25/08
-> Tyler Kepner reports that Brian Cashman is expecting a big bounceback from Robinson Cano and Alex Rodriguez. He also expects the rest of the lineup to perform better: With the Yankees prepared to lose Jason Giambi and Bobby Abreu to free agency — and focusing mostly on pitching after trading for first baseman Nick
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