Report: Yankees Open To A.J. Burnett Trade, Find No Takers
A.J. Burnett, anyone? Anyone?
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A.J. Burnett, anyone? Anyone?
Sandy Alderson didn't tip his hand that he was onto some big moves when he spoke to reporters Tuesday afternoon, but he got quite busy a few hours later acquiring three relievers and a new center fielder.
The Marlins officially introduced Heath Bell, and now we all await the move they have yet to publicly acknowledge--the signing of Jose Reyes.
Jets running back Joe McKnight, who leads the NFL in kick return average, has a hyperextended right elbow that could sideline him for the team's next game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
For Mets fans, maybe Gil Hodges making the Baseball Hall of Fame would have taken the sting off Jose Reyes' defection. Well, sorry.
All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and the Miami Marlins provided quite a warmup for the winter meetings (sorry, Mets fans).
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman began his weekend by issuing a personal challenge to Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine. He ended it by rappelling down a 350-foot, 22-story building.
Baseball's winter meetings open Monday, a four-day session that often turns into a fan's delight. There's always the promise of blockbuster trades and major free-agent signings
The 42-year-old now awaits biopsy results after undergoing surgery to remove polyps from his vocal chords.
When Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino said Bobby V would add some "kerosene" to the heated Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, we're not sure he meant this.
The Red Sox may have already gotten what they were looking for from Bobby V. Juice. And it's something the Yankees will have to get used to.
They've been camped out at Fenway Park ever since Terry Francona left the Red Sox. They've been marching around the bases in Boston until a new manager could be found.
If you consider Montero a part of the major league roster, we have to find the next great prospect in the Yankee farm system, the next great player whose name you will hear a thousand times before you ever see him play. Meet Mason Williams.
Yankees closer Mariano Rivera says he will have surgery Friday to remove polyps from his vocal chords.
Jorge Posada knows his days in pinstripes are over, though apparently he still wants to play ball right here in New York.
