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A-Rolaids extended until 2022, here's another 18 Million $$ to Suck!!!
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Wait...voted as the reliver of the year in the AL..
But he only 16 clean innings! i swear i didnt vote on this.
Yanx extend Chapman and give him a full NTC;
https://sports.yahoo.com/chapman-yankees-agree-48m-3-contract-050523495--mlb.html
NEW YORK (AP) -- Aroldis Chapman is staying with the New York Yankees, amending his contract to a $48 million, three-year deal.
The 31-year-old All-Star closer had been owed $15 million in each of the next two seasons as part of an $86 million, five-year contract, and he had the right to opt out of the deal and become a free agent.
The left-hander's amended deal includes salaries of $16 million annually and a full no-trade provision. Under the original contract, he had a full no-trade through 2019, then a limited no-trade provision that said he could not be dealt during 2020 or 2021 to any of the five California teams or Seattle without his consent.
Chapman had a stellar regular season with the Yankees, converting 37 saves in 42 chances while going 3-2 with a 2.21 ERA and striking out 85 in 57 innings. He earned his sixth All-Star selection and was selected the Reliever of the Year in the American League.
His average fastball velocity has dropped from 101 mph in 2016 to 98 mph this year, and the falloff was even more substantial early in the season before the weather got warm. To compensate for his decreased velocity, he has increased his slider usage from 15% in 2016 to 31% this year.
Chapman helped the Cubs win their first World Series title since 1908, then became a free agent and returned to the Yankees in 2017.
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Do you have an actual point? Or are you just on your period again and trying to stir shit up?
If it's a confrontaion that you want, you know I'll oblige...otherwise, I suggest that you just let it go.

The Yanx need to find a way to sign a dominating starter.
Cole would be perfect. I realize that he's a West Coast guy but he also was a Yanx fan when he was younger and idolized Jeter and Mo. 6 years/ $200 Mil.
Maybe Strasberg if he opts out.
Cole or Strasburg, IMO, are the obvious choices in free agency. Getting one of them will be huge for the Yanks, but it will not be cheap. I'm thinking it might come closer to deal with 7 years / $250 M for Cole and 6 years / $215 M for Strasburg.
Then possibly trade for another starting pitcher Like Corey Kluber. It's a risk, but one that would hardly hurt the team if it doesn't work out. It will depend on what the Indians want in the trade.
Keep or dump?
https://www.nj.com/yankees/2019/11/...-gregorius-brett-gardner-dellin-betances.html
I think this would be a great fit...if nothing else, it would get him out of the booth;
https://sports.yahoo.com/m/d22ec292-54a8-3c46-8ea5-d36440dcd11b/mlb-rumors:-yankees-interview.html
CC recruiting Cole?
https://sports.yahoo.com/m/4500c75c-63b9-39d5-83c5-698f5c8308f9/cc-sabathia-is-all-over.html
Fully agree on Cone loved him as a pitcher, irritating in the booth but would probably excel as a pitching coach. Be nice to have a champ in that position!
Keep or dump?
https://www.nj.com/yankees/2019/11/...-gregorius-brett-gardner-dellin-betances.html
I think this would be a great fit...if nothing else, it would get him out of the booth;
https://sports.yahoo.com/m/d22ec292-54a8-3c46-8ea5-d36440dcd11b/mlb-rumors:-yankees-interview.html
CC recruiting Cole?
https://sports.yahoo.com/m/4500c75c-63b9-39d5-83c5-698f5c8308f9/cc-sabathia-is-all-over.html
^^^Ditto...and let Betances test the FA market...if he signs elsewhere, fine. If not, make him an incentive based offer predicated on his ability to stay healthy.
Gardner in Monument Park, even as much as I like the guy that may be a stretch. Andujar, I hope that the Yankees can find a way to keep him. He was the hit man prior to DJ.
My wife and I were in NY (her first time) in 2008 and had tickets to the July 4th weekend series with the Bosox...we were 2 rows behind the Yanx' dugout and watched Gardner slap a single through the middle to give the Yanx his first walk off hit/RBI.Gardner reminds me a bit of Hank Bauer. Blue collar player, no Hall of Famer but a sure fire gamer. One of the coolest "Gardner Moments" for me was the 9th inning 3 run bomb he hit against the Chicago Cubs . The Yankees went on to sweep the Cubs and we got a bit of faith restored in the team. Paul Molitor had a hatful of praise for Gardner during that '17 Wild Card game.
My wife and I were in NY (her first time) in 2008 and had tickets to the July 4th weekend series with the Bosox...we were 2 rows behind the Yanx' dugout and watched Gardner slap a single through the middle to give the Yanx his first walk off hit/RBI.
