Article About Yankee Farm System if you haven't seen it.

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yankeesince59 said:
...lol...look who shows up with the the obligatory Cashman/Management bashing post...no posts for over a week while the Yanx were playing well, but now, after 2 losses, you crawl out from under your rock...why exactly is that?
...and here I thought ARod was a fraud.
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Nasty guy. WTF is your problem...can't get it up?
 
yankeesince59 said:
...you're wrong again...do some research instead of making broad generalized statements...Keith Law and Mike Axisa also disagree with you.

...now is about the time in the convo where you start making things up.
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it would be an honor if Keith Law disagreed with me on something....
Mike Axisa? lmao.....................
 
i just read through this article. thats some disappointing news my god some of those numbers are pathetic!!!
 
Most if not all teams that have farmhands helping in the majors afforded those player time in the bigs to learn this level, a much harder game than the minors, and the stinking flies under the radar because they're playing in the midwest or something, so nobody cares, but they usually get better.

NY is not a team that can afford that time, just look at Romine, a player batting like .350 since the break, how many had him as a nobody? looks like a major league starter in the making to me, but NY had him traded for a bag of balls just a few weeks ago, and that is exactly why the farm is not producing, not for lack of talent, but lack of opportunity, and fans are just as much to blame for that as the team.
 
RustySpan said:
Most if not all teams that have farmhands helping in the majors afforded those player time in the bigs to learn this level, a much harder game than the minors, and the stinking flies under the radar because they're playing in the midwest or something, so nobody cares, but they usually get better.

NY is not a team that can afford that time, just look at Romine, a player batting like .350 since the break, how many had him as a nobody? looks like a major league starter in the making to me, but NY had him traded for a bag of balls just a few weeks ago, and that is exactly why the farm is not producing, not for lack of talent, but lack of opportunity, and fans are just as much to blame for that as the team.
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there has been opportunity all year. the entire team has been hurt so if there was some good minor league players waiting this would have been the time.
 
We saw some, Zoilo, Adams, etc..

But case and point, most have written those players off, who wants to see them start next year?
 
To make a long story short our farm system sucks as we have a clueless gm who can't draft talent, a lacking to be generous minor league coaching system as our players stay at the same levels for years before they either regress, get hurt, get traded or just plain suck. Even with the drafting catastrophe Trashman could've redeemed himself with the recent intl players that were free agents like cespedes, puig, darvish to name a few. Instead he gives us Kai I can't suck bad enough Igawa. LMAO. I'm hoping recent meeting down in Tampa a couple of weeks ago was the steinbrenner kids telling cash to enjoy the last month of the season cause your ass is out of here as soon as the season ends end someone competent from the farm systems of Tampa, Texas Minnesota or St.Louis is hired to start getting some young talent in here again. I guess this story wasn't as short as I thought. LOL
 
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