Tag Archives: Carl Pavano

Yankees Tried Sign-and-Trade with DBacks for Pavano

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Rob Abruzzese
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Via Joel Sherman of the NY Post: There has been previous reporting done that when the Yankees were looking into reuniting with Carl Pavano this offseason that they would involve a third team as a way to avoid losing their first-round draft choice (this was prior to signing Soriano, which did cost that pick). I have ...

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Yankees Offered Carl Pavano 1-Year and $10M

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Rob Abruzzese

Update: According to Sweeny Murti of WFAN The Yankees actually made a one-year offer worth $10 million plus incentives, but Pavano took the Twins two-year deal instead. Original post: Via Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports: Yankees GM Brian Cashman told reporters Wednesday that he had “several discussions” with the agent for free-agent right-hander Carl Pavano, who ...

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10 Starters the Yankees Can Sign if They Fail to Get Cliff Lee

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

We've already taken a look at left handed relief possibilities that the Yankees could sign this offseason. It is possible that the Yankees don't sign Cliff Lee this offseason thought and if that happens scrambling to find another starter will become a bigger issue. Here are the top 10 candidates the Yankees could turn to ...

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The Lance Berkman Non-Strikeout

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The Yankees beat the Twins 5-2 last night and the play that everyone seems to be talking about is the Lance Berkman at bat in the the 7th that ended up being an RBI double. It's become an infamous play because it looked like Carl Pavano had him struck out just the pitch before ...

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Yankees Take Commanding 2-0 Lead in ALDS

Posted on October 7, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The Yankees yet again won another come from behind playoff game against the Minnesota Twins as they beat them 5-2 behind a strong performance from Andy Pettitte. Here are some highlights: The Twins had jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 2nd, but Carl Pavano couldn't hold it. Pavano pitched 6 innings and allowed ...

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Carl Pavano’s Stats vs. the Yankees

Posted on October 7, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The former American Idle and current Italian B-movie star Carl Pavano starts tonight against the Yankees as the Twins try to get back into the series after falling behind 1-0 last night. Here are some pertinent stats. 2010 overall numbers: 32 G, 17-11 record, 221 IP, 227 H, 37 BB, 117 K, 3.75 ERA, 1.19 WHIP. Career ...

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Talkin Twins with Twinkie Talk

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

This morning we had an article getting the Twins perspective from Twins blogger Parker Hageman of Over The Baggy. This afternoon we have another perspective from another Twins blogger, Steve Fetch from Twinkie Talk. Twinkie Talk is a fellow member of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance and Yard Barker. They are also a part of the Fansided ...

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Talkin Twins with Over The Baggy

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The Yankees are getting set to face the Minnesota Twins in the ALDS and we here at Bronx Baseball Daily are looking to cover the series as best as we possibly can. One of the ways we are covering the series is by reaching out to Twins bloggers to get that Midwestern perspective. So throughout the ...

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The Twins Are Winners of Pavano Derby

Posted on August 13, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

In the winter before the 2005 season, Carl Pavano met with at least a half a dozen teams as he shopped his services in a sort of Pavano Derby of sorts. As we all know, the Yankees were the unfortunate winners of that derby and the fans proceeded to suffer through four years of ...

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