(This post is being syndicated from Pinstriped Bible) The 2013 iteration of Brett Gardner has looked quite a bit different than the version of years past. Prior to this season, Gardner was arguably the game’s most selective hitter, swinging at … Continue reading
After getting off to a promising start, David Adams has failed to capitalize on an opportunity that hasn’t been around for Yankees’ infield prospects (not that they’ve had many): a chance for everyday plate appearances. After raking in 113 plate … Continue reading
After discussing a different Phillie last week, today Carlos Ruiz is the focus of our trade target series. Catcher has been an offensive black hole for the Yankees ever since the departure of Russell Martin, aside from a solid first … Continue reading
On Friday, it became clear that the Chicago Cubs are ready to sell. Given the Yankees immediate needs, I wouldn’t be surprised if Brian Cashman has already had initial discussions with Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer regarding a few of … Continue reading
(This post is being syndicated from Pinstriped Bible) The Yankees need Robinson Cano more than ever. With a horribly constructed offense, only he and Brett Gardner have posted strong numbers to this point in the regular season. Vernon Wells and … Continue reading
As July inches closer, trade rumors and speculation begin to heat up. No team may need more help, given the injuries and poor offseason, than the Yankees. The organization lacks plausible internal options, and should be active in the trade … Continue reading
Yesterday, we began previewing tonight’s amateur draft with a look back at the Yankees’ draft history. Today, we look into how tonight’s three first rounders may pan out based on historical performance in an article originally published in the first … Continue reading
With tomorrow night being the beginning of the amateur draft, we’ll be reviewing two offseason features about the Yankees and the draft. Today, let’s take a broad look at the Yankees’ draft history in an article originally published in January: … Continue reading