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Tag Archives: John Lackey
Across the AL: The effects of Red Sox injuries
The fracture sustained by Curtis Granderson in his first at-bat of the spring is certainly a huge blow to a Yankee offense that, according to Joe Girardi, already had to “find different ways to score runs.” While no team likes to see its players get injured, it can be argued that if an injury is going ...
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Alfredo Aceves, Clay Buchholz, Daniel Nava, David Ortiz, Felix Doubront, Joel Hanrahan, John Lackey, Jon Lester, Koji Uehara, Lyle Overbay, Mike Carp, Mike Napoli, Ryan Dempster
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Is it 2010 all over again for the Red Sox?
Superstardom. Jacoby Ellsbury had always been an elite steals maven, once swiping 50 bags and 70 bags in back-to-back seasons. He’d regularly hit around .300, and has a .299/.354/.450 batting line. He was roughly league average with the bat, though from 2008-2009, this before accumulating 9.4 wins for the Red Sox and clocking in at ...
Game 3: Yankees Take the Rubber game at Fenway; Granderson has his First Big Moment
Well it was bound to happen, and in the rubber game of the series it did, the Yankees and Red Sox needed extras to determine this one. The game started with two clean innings to start, with John Lackey and Andy Pettitte looking on top of their game. Andy ran into a little trouble in ...
Posted in Editorial, Game Summary
Tagged Andy Pettitte, Boston Red Sox, Curtis Granderson, John Lackey
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Checking in on the Red Sox
So the Red Sox have signed both John Lackey and Mike Cameron. In general, I think Lackey is a good pickup (although I think he would have been even better for the Mets, but they're apparently more interested in overpaying Jason Bay). The Sox gave Lackey fair market value and as a mid-rotation starter, he ...
If Sox Get Lackey, Yanks Shouldn't React Strongly
Cashman To Meet with John Lackey's Agent
According to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated, Brian Cashman is going to meet with John Lackey's agent Steve Hilliard during the Winter Meetings in Indianapolis today. The Yankees have been connected to Lackey throughout this offseason, but they are not expected to make an offer which would probably start at AJ Burnett's five-years and $82 million ...
Answering the Tough Questions About the Yanks’ Offseason
George A. King III wrote a story on all the buzz surrounding the Yankees this offseason at the Winter Meetings early this morning. And he’s very correct. He listed several hypothetical questions that needed answering, so I decided to weigh in. Are they getting Roy Halladay? I say yes. There’s a reason why every non-Yankee fan in ...
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Hideki Matsui, Joba Chamberlain, John Lackey, Johnny Damon, Phil Hughes, Roy Halladay
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Why So-and-So Doesn’t Make Sense for the Yankees
The MLB Hot Stove League is still in its “Spring Training” phase, so to speak, and it has not heated up yet. However, that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been speculation about players coming to the Yankees. Hell, there’s always speculation about players coming to the Yankees. Instead of looking at why certain players make sense ...
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Chone Figgins, Curtis Granderson, John Lackey, Matt Holliday
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Yankees Hot Stove Rumors
Over the past few days, and for the rest of the offseason, you are going to hear a lot of names linked with the Yankees. I’d like to warn you now to be careful what you believe. If a writer says something like, “Dejesus would be a good fit with the Yankees,” that doesn’t necessarily mean ...
Posted in Yankees News
Tagged Aroldis Chapman, Curtis Granderson, John Lackey, Roy Halladay
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MLBTR’s Offseason Outlook
This is one post that every baseball fan should check out. Tim Dierkes of MLB Trade Rumors looked at the top 50 free agents of the offseason and predicted where each would wind up before next spring. For the Yankees, he foresaw just one big move and a couple of re-signings. The ...