Tag Archives: Chad Gaudin

Gaudin Feeling Extra Fatigued

Posted on March 14, 2010 by Dan LaTorraca

The spring is still early, which makes the news that Chad Gaudin was feeling extra fatigued during his last start all the more disheartening. According to Mark Feinsand, Gaudin was extremely tired before, during and after yesterdays outing against the Tigers: Gaudin, who started against the Tigers, grinded his way through three innings, giving up three ...

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Yankees Trade Rumors: Chad Gaudin and Sergio Mitre

Posted on March 4, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The offseason is over and the Yankees roster is pretty much set, but since they signed relief pitcher Chan Ho Park there has been a glut of relievers and something has got to give. Whether it be an injury or two that solves the logjam or even a trade - that has yet to be ...

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5 Yankees Spring Training Battles

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

The other day I ran a post on 10 problems the Yankees might have this season and some people wondered why I didn't mention the 5th starter battle. Well, because having two great young pitchers battling over the final spot in the rotation isn't a problem, it's a luxury. But it did make me realize that ...

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Yankees' Mitre and Gaudin have Non-Guaranteed Contracts

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Rob Abruzzese

One of the first things I said when the Yankees signed Chan Ho Park the other night was that his deal would make more sense if the Yankees moved Chad Gaudin. Part of my reasoning was that for the past few weeks the Yankees have been talking budget and it didn't make sense to spend ...

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The 2009 Bullpen in Historical and Statistical Perspective

Posted on February 20, 2010 by Jason

Following up on my comparison between the terrific 2009 rotation with those of the late 1990s, this post assesses the sterling 2009 bullpen and gauges its performance along side the late 1990s dynasty. As with the rotation, the 2009 bullpen compares rather favorably with most years, including the tremendous 1998 team. As with last week’s ...

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2010 Previews: Chad Gaudin

Posted on February 17, 2010 by Peter Menking

2009: Chad Gaudin was brought to the Yankees during the beginning of August in order to shore up the starting rotation and provide some bullpen help as a long reliever. With the problems that Joba Chamberlain was having and with his pitch count starting to add up, Gaudin came in and pitched well for the ...

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Assessing the 2009 Yankees Rotation in Historical, Championship Perspective

Posted on February 12, 2010 by Jason

Peter Menking has done a terrific job breaking down the current rotation, including today’s post on Joba Chamberlain, to provide readers with a good glimpse into what they may expect from a strong 2010 rotation. In turn, I figured a look back at last year’s championship staff would allow a worthwhile comparison between last ...

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Eiland Looking Forward to Pitching Competition

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Chris Barrows

If you were to ask New York Yankees pitching coach Dave Eiland who he thinks will win the 5th spot in the starting rotation this season, you won't find he doesn't have much to say. Eiland recently spoke with the Daily News about the upcoming battle for the Yankees final spot in the pitching rotation. The ...

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