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Yankees fans may soon get their wish: Burnett anywhere but the Bronx.
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Yankees fans may soon get their wish: Burnett anywhere but the Bronx.
A woman accused of extorting money from Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has a history of arrests for stalking and harassing ex-lovers, but not every former beau wound up being viewed as the victim.
Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain made 15 throws in his second session on a half-mound at the team's minor league complex, part of his rehabilitation after elbow ligament replacement surgery.
"Surprisingly ... he was a good lover," Louise Meanwell told the New York Post. "A lot of things about him surprised me."
Russell Branyan has agreed to a minor league contract with the New York Yankees and will try to win a bench job as a corner infielder during spring training.
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The 48-year-old Lorenz was arrested early Wednesday morning. Police say they found him slumped over the wheel of his car and when they woke him up he drove away slowly and nearly hit a utility pole.
The big DH-utility man is expected to compete for a bench spot in spring training.
The woman accused of stalking Yankees' General Manager Brian Cashman was back in court Tuesday and still unable to make bail. The deadline for grand jury action was extended by both sides.
Madonna is kicking off her New World tour on May 29 in Tel Aviv. She'll be coming to the Bronx on September 6.
New York Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain has started throwing off a half-mound as part of a rehabilitation program after elbow ligament replacement surgery.
The wife of Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has filed divorce papers a day after prosecutors charged a woman with stalking him and extorting money over an extramarital affair.
Louise Neathway stalked and shook down Cashman, getting him to pay her $6,000 and demanding more by threatening to harm his reputation, prosecutors said.
Brian Cashman and Theo Epstein said that after years of being on opposite sides of baseball's most bitter rivalry, they are looking forward to being able to make deals with one another.
Former Chicago Cubs general manager Jim Hendry has been hired by the New York Yankees as a special assignment scout.
