Is Moose A Hall Of Famer? Former Yankee On Ballot For 1st Time
"Moose" pitched for the Orioles from 1991-2000 and then for the Bronx Bombers from 2001-2008. In 536 career starts, the Stanford alum went 270-153 with a 3.68 ERA and 2,813 strikeouts.
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"Moose" pitched for the Orioles from 1991-2000 and then for the Bronx Bombers from 2001-2008. In 536 career starts, the Stanford alum went 270-153 with a 3.68 ERA and 2,813 strikeouts.
In the metropolitan area, we have teams that did well and not so well over the past year, but all of them have something to smile about.
Remember the stink made in January when Aaron Sele received a vote for the Hall of Fame? That was nothing compared to this.
We New York fans love our teams through thick and thin, and there are actually a few things that give us hope for a better 2014.
After talking about Mike Mussina's Hall of Fame candidacy and baseball's issues with PEDs, Goose opened up about his decision to auction off the memorabilia he has amassed throughout his life.
Yankees president Randy Levin and general manager Brian Cashman met with Brodie Van Wagenen and Juan Perez of CAA. Cano, a five-time All-Star, did not attend.
Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas are among 19 newcomers on this year's Hall of Fame ballot, joining a collection of steroid-tainted holdovers that include Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
In a 33-page amended complaint filed Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan, the lawyers said: "Mr. Selig lacked the courage of his convictions to explain under oath the reasons for the suspension."
At least five teams are said to be in the mix for Carlos Beltran. But the Yankees are "emerging" as the top bet to land the free-agent outfielder, according to the New York Post.
A lunch with Derek Jeter could be in your future. That is, if you have an extra $90,000 or so...
According to a report, the Yankees have Carlos Beltran tunnel vision right now. With catcher Brian McCann in the fold, the Bombers have put the full-court press on the veteran outfielder.
The opening bid is $90,000. It includes lunch for four with Jeter. The winner also gets four seats in Jeter's luxury suite during a Yankees game and an autographed, game-used glove.
When the Yanks jump into the talent pool, they generally cannonball in. The Mets dip their toe in the water, and wade in gingerly, trying not to get hit with the droplets other swimmers kick up.
The Cardinals' signing drew quite a reaction from some big leaguers: "Thanks, owners, for encouraging PED use," Arizona pitcher Brad Ziegler tweeted.
Did the Yankees overpay for catcher Brian McCann? Sure, but they had a hole to fill and they moved quickly.
