Tag Archives: Chris Stewart

Getting the Most Out of Stewart and Cervelli

by Chris Posted on March 12, 2013 9:42AM EDT

As it stands right now, the Yankees are set to break camp with Chris Stewart and Francisco Cervelli as the team’s catchers. Austin Romine was demoted yesterday, making it all but official. Cervelli has the most offensive upside of the duo based on … Continue reading →

Posted in 2013 Preview, Analysis | Tagged Andy Pettitte, CC Sabathia, Chris Stewart, Francisco Cervelli, Hiroki Kuroda, Ivan Nova, Michael Pineda, Phil Hughes | 5 Comments

The Catching Competition

by Derek Posted on February 15, 2013 4:45PM EST

As Spring Training gets into full swing, Chris and I will examine the bouts for each roster spot up for grabs. We’ll be discussing the battles for 5th starter, utility infielder, right-hand outfielder/DH, and today: the starting catcher. Unfortunately, the … Continue reading →

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Could Yankees Pitchers Fare Better Without Rusell Martin?

by Derek Posted on December 13, 2012 8:41AM EST

Don’t be fooled by the title – the Yankees will undeniably miss Russell Martin in 2013. He may not have been the best offensive player, but he put together good at bats and pounded left-hand pitching. Additionally, he’s garnered a … Continue reading →

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The Yankees Catching Situation: Revisited

by Chris Posted on November 30, 2012 4:03PM EST

News broke yesterday that Russell Martin signed a 2 year, $17 million contract with the Pirates. Apparently, that was out of the Yankees’ price range. Quite frankly, that doesn’t pass the smell test. Despite being unlucky with balls in play, … Continue reading →

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