Yankees want Pettitte back next season Yankees general manager Brian Cashman wants pitcher Andy Pettitte to stay with the team for the 2009 season.The 36-year-old left-hander said near the end of the season that he'd likely want to remain with the Yankees, and he confirmed that decision Tuesda... more Submitted on 2008-11-06
New York Yankees Notes, Quotes 2008-11-06 --The Yankees declined contract options on 1B Jason Giambi and RHP Carl Pavano, allowing both to become free agents. Giambi had a $22 million option. He will instead receive a $5 million buyout. Pavano's option was for $13 million. He will get a $1.95 mil... more Submitted on 2008-11-06
New York Yankees Roster Report 2008-11-06 The Yankees finished a disappointing year in which they snapped a string of 13 straight playoff appearances. To return to the playoffs next year, they will need to walk a delicate line of continuing their youth movement while adding key veterans. BIGGEST ... more Submitted on 2008-11-06
New York Yankees Inside Pitch 2008-11-06 Brian Cashman hasn't always been thrilled to dig too deeply into the topic of Joba Chamberlain's role as starter or reliever, and the Yankees' general manager was even less eager to discuss the team's role in disciplining Chamberlain for his recent DUI ar... more Submitted on 2008-11-06
If baseball goes neutral, do it right If Bud Selig wants to try a neutral site for the World Series, Tracy Ringolsby won't object. But he will offer a warning.... more Submitted on 2008-11-06
Angels will avoid long negotiations for Teixeira The Angels want Mark Teixeira back, but Ken Rosenthal says they'll pass on re-signing the first baseman if negotiations drag on.... more Submitted on 2008-11-05
Giambi, Pavano options declined by Yankees The New York Yankees declined their 2009 options on first baseman Jason Giambi and pitcher Carl Pavano, making the pair eligible for free agency."Given the circumstances and the money involved, I don't think they were surprises to anybody," general manage... more Submitted on 2008-11-05