Cervelli Ready To Face Music Regarding PED Clinic, Will Speak To Reporters Next Week
"I want everybody there," Cervelli said. "I want to do it one time. We're going to talk on the 13th. I'm not running away from you guys (reporters)."
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"I want everybody there," Cervelli said. "I want to do it one time. We're going to talk on the 13th. I'm not running away from you guys (reporters)."
It's been a rough stretch for Manti Te'o. And now he's right behind disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong on Forbes' list of "America's Most Disliked Athletes."
"I know in New York it's going to be larger than life, because I think this is the first time in many years that a Jewish ballplayer will be playing for the Yankees," Youkilis said.
"I would be surprised (if he didn't return)," Sabathia said. "I know how hard he works and how much he cares about wanting to play and wanting to help the team. So I look for him to do everything he can to get back on the field and try to help us.''
"At this point at least, we're deliberating just what we're going to do with the documents. We haven't said no. We haven't said yes," New Times editor Chuck Strouse said.
"I have nothing to hide," Ryan Braun said in a statement released by his representatives on Tuesday night.
Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain said he's received a text message from new teammate Kevin Youkilis and hopes whatever tension existed between the two is past.
A relatively new statistic that has come up through sabermetrical circles is known as Pitcher Efficiency Average (PEA), which helps compare and rank pitchers based on efficiency.
"He's scared, because he thinks this is so unbelievably false, and he's wondering who could be behind this," a source told the New York Daily News of the latest PED allegations.
Sitting on a stage with their manager and GM during a fundraiser, Mariano Rivera and Mark Teixeira vowed to welcome Alex Rodriguez back to the New York Yankees following the latest drug allegations against the New York Yankees star.
"I don't comment on anyone until they speak first," Jeter said on Monday. "Let him address his situation before I comment on it. Let him speak first and then we'll talk about that."
The Yankees are good, not great. And that's probably not good enough, especially when you gauge how they gouge you at the turnstiles. $5 waters and $10 beers don't taste too hot when the team gets cold and old.
Cashman has to realize that his offense can still use a healthy, productive Rodriguez. It's easy to dismiss him as finished after the way the 2012 season ended in October, but let's not forget that there was a major injury present.
Alex Rodriguez has had Anthony Bosch personally come to his Miami home to inject performance-enhancing drugs, according to a report.
Travis Hafner and the Yankees have agreed to a one-year, $2 million contract that allows him to earn up to $4 million more in bonuses based on plate appearances.
