Andy Pettitte: 'Heck, I Want To Win 20 Games'
Pettitte knows he'll be monitored closely by Yankees manager Joe Girardi. But the veteran starter has his eyes on some lofty goals -- especially for a 40-year-old.
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Pettitte knows he'll be monitored closely by Yankees manager Joe Girardi. But the veteran starter has his eyes on some lofty goals -- especially for a 40-year-old.
The testing for HGH is not typical for the school. But these are not typical times for the perennially strong program, which has been linked to MLB's latest drug mess.
Is this the final season for the Yankees great? Mo knows, but he's not telling -- yet.
We all know Rose is banned from baseball. Apparently that came with a banishment from Topps baseball cards.
"At that moment, I don't know what kind of clinic it was," said Cervelli, who insisted he never received treatment from Biogenesis. "I take my responsibility. Nobody put a gun to my head to go there."
"Between the hurricane and the snowstorm, we're monitoring it," Yankees chief operating officer Lonn Trost told WFAN host Mike Francesa on Tuesday. "It's rougher than in years past. It's rough for the Yankees."
The Yankees are still a team with stars, and they will not go as far as the 23rd, 24th and 25th men on the roster take them. They will go as far as the stars take them.
Alex Rodriguez will not report to spring training with the Yankees' position players, and will work on his rehabilitation from hip surgery in New York. Meanwhile, Joe Girardi believes the Yankees "could win 95 games and get to the World Series."
The Bombers are open for business! Among the storylines: Who will nab the No. 5 spot in the rotation? Will Mariano Rivera be as dominant as ever? And what's up at catcher?
Derek Jeter ran Monday for the first time since breaking his left ankle in October, another step toward being in the Yankees' lineup on opening day.
Stuart Cooke is a college baseball player and is presently taking a course on sabermetrics. He is also our By The Numbers guest blogger this week. As you will see, he discusses a pretty exclusive club.
Pitchers and catchers to Mets camp today. Check. Kate Upton on Tuesday. Check. Yankees pitchers and catchers same day. Check. Yep, good week ahead.
Steinbrenner feels that the Yankees have a "championship-caliber team" this season. He acknowledged that the club is sometimes criticized for fielding an older roster, but he likes its experience, "assuming we can stay away from injuries."
The drugs are evolving. The conversation must follow suit. It's time to stop the anger and disappointment that spews everywhere from airwaves to columns to happy hours.
According to the New York Times, the league is now focusing on the University of Miami baseball team. Investigators believe that there may be a connection between the university's baseball program and PED use, according to the newspaper.
