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It turns out that sometimes the athletes aren't the last to know. Jorge Posada knew when the Yankees lost Game 5 of the Division Series to the Tigers what the rest of us had suspected all along, that the chances were high he would never play for the Yankees again.
A representative for Cuban center fielder Yoenis Cespedes says he is preparing to showcase the slugger for several major league teams, including the Yankees.
After five World Series rings, seven American League pennants and five All-Star appearances, Jorge Posada says his career with the New York Yankees is over.
Yankees' GM Brian Cashman revealed that it's too early to determine whether the Bombers will go after a big-name starting pitcher or if a big trade is the works.
Brian Cashman should turn his full attention to free agent starter Mark Buerhle. The former White Sox ace can fill the Yankees' craving for a reliable starter.
When asked about A.J. Burnett on Tuesday, Cashman appeared to leave the door wide open for moving the right-hander. The GM backtracked and then some Wednesday.
When Brian Cashman talks, people listen, especially Neil Keefe. It's not that often that the Yankees general manager talks about the team or the future of the team or gives a state of the Yankees address, but when he does, Neil's ready.
The more temperate fans – largely west of the Hudson – say we're spoiled, that any gripe after a 97-win season is specious, if not infantile. But you could say the Bronx made us that way.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman said all the right things in a conference call following his new three-year deal. Then, regarding embattled starter A.J. Burnett, he slipped.
Instead of arguing whether the Gold Glove Award is still relevant or if the Fielding Bible Award should be accepted the standard, how about combining the best aspects of both awards?
The Yankees will gladly give CC Sabathia another year and millions and millions more dollars. CC will give them, if not a 20-win season, oh... maybe another 50 or 100 pounds in return.
The guys opened up this Wednesday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza talking about the Bombers negotiating a deal that will keep Brian Cashman in the Bronx - at least for the next three years.
Brian Cashman has returned to the Yankees and he shed some light on his off-season agenda when he spoke to reporters Tuesday afternoon. Here are some of the more interesting tidbits...
Pitcher Andrew Brackman has been released by the New York Yankees, four years after signing a contract for a $3.35 million bonus.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is staying in the Bronx with a new three-year contract, the team announced on Tuesday.
