Cash to meet CC?
by NumberSeven on Dec 5, 2008 11:06 AM EST
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Yankees general manager Brian Cashman met Thursday with agent Scott Boras and planned to get together this weekend with free-agent pitcher CC Sabathia ahead of the winter meetings.
Cashman's meeting with Boras and intention to meet with Sabathia were disclosed by separate baseball officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because the Yankees did not announce Cashman's plans.
Oh my word!! Something slightly resembling forward movement on this situation. I am not expecting any sort of quick end to end, but geez. Some news is better than complete silence on the subject.
[Ed. Note: Ken Rosenthal has it too.]
In other news (same article):
In other free-agent news, agent Barry Meister planned to meet with teams at the winter meetings to discuss left-hander Randy Johnson. Meister said 10 clubs had contacted him about the Big Unit, who needs five wins to reach 300.
I think Monty Python said it best: RUN AWAY!!
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Red Sox
according to ESPN, are set to meet with CC as well. I believe they are just trying to drive up the price on the Yankees and, ultimately, have no intention of signing him. Anyway, just another reason to hate the Red Sox.
p.s. I couldn’t find a link, I just saw it on ESPN’s First Take
I like Johnson
His peripherals are fine. He’s a 1-year commitment. Should be a good idea.
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