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New York Yankee Notes: Girardi Deal Called 'Imminent'

Here are a few New York Yankees notes for you this afternoon.

Yankees, Girardi deal imminent - NYPOST.com
A new contract between the Yankees and Joe Girardi could be worked out as early as tonight. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman will meet with Girardi’s agent, Steve Mandel, today.

Girardi not ready to put DH tag on Jorge Posada; Brian Cashman admits Vazquez-Johnson gaffe
"I didn't have a great winter last year," the general manager said. "A lot of the things I wound up doing didn't benefit us as much as I wish they would. Some didn't benefit at all."

How will the Yankees 'rebuild'? | Capital New York
There are, in fact, ample questions about the current roster, from age at key positions to a significant lack of front-line starting pitching. There are upgrades that they’ll contemplate addressing, like adding a starter, and those that they won’t, like replacing Derek Jeter at shortstop.

Who will replace Dave Eiland?
Now that the Yankees are looking for a new pitching coach, names are certain to pop up in the coming days and weeks. The Daily News looked at some potential candidates in Tuesday's paper.

Will 2011 be Jesus Montero's time?
Howard Megdal thinks it should be.

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Glad to hear

Girardi should be getting signed. I. too, think Montero should be on the opening day roster. I want Dave Righetti! Probably won’t happen, but one can wish.

by david d on Oct 26, 2010 3:04 PM EDT reply actions  

yes, the faster these resignings happen the better

Hello everyone, my name is Curtis Granderson, and I'm a bus-o-holic
A supporter of the MFY.

by Edgware on Oct 26, 2010 3:14 PM EDT via mobile reply actions  

Good

Girardi will be back.

As for Montero, if it were up to me he’d be the starting catcher on opening day next year and Posada would be the starting DH. The Yankees probably won’t do that, but thats what I’d do. Montero is ready.

I know this isn’t realistic, but you know who I think would be a great pitching coach? Mike Mussina. The guy was one of the most knowledgeable pitchers in the game, was a pro at repeating his delivery, and was one of the best “pitchers” in baseball for a long time. He wasn’t a thrower. He was a pitcher. He knew how to get into a hitters mind and how to get him out, and thats what made him so good. I know he wouldn’t want to be a pitching coach any time soon but I think he’d be a terrific one.

"I'll do whatever it takes to win games, whether it's sitting on a bench waving a towel, handing a cup of water to a teammate, or hitting the game-winning shot."- Kobe Bryant

by nyyrocks29 on Oct 26, 2010 3:16 PM EDT reply actions  

I have always thought this about Greg Maddux. If he ever displayed even the slightest interest in being a pitching coach, I would go balls out to get him.

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by Lord Duggan on Oct 26, 2010 3:25 PM EDT up reply actions  

Maddux would be just as good if not better

"I'll do whatever it takes to win games, whether it's sitting on a bench waving a towel, handing a cup of water to a teammate, or hitting the game-winning shot."- Kobe Bryant

by nyyrocks29 on Oct 26, 2010 3:27 PM EDT up reply actions  

not so fast

Girardi just looked at his book and discovered that managers earn 1.2% more, on average, if they sign in November.

by long time listener on Oct 26, 2010 3:25 PM EDT reply actions  

Only if they sign the contract with their left hand.

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by Lord Duggan on Oct 26, 2010 3:26 PM EDT up reply actions  

I wonder if he’s going to ask for a Chad guadin clause in his contract

by lololol on Oct 26, 2010 3:37 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Two of those ballpark dogs and one of those beers to wash it down. Mmmm…stadium food…

by david d on Oct 26, 2010 3:42 PM EDT up reply actions  

The entire Steinbrenner wealth.

The wife no likey New York.

I don't get brunch. What's the benefit of combining break dancing and lunch?

by noonoo on Oct 26, 2010 3:47 PM EDT up reply actions  

what's not to like about new york????

A told B and B told C, "I'll meet you at the top of the coconut tree."

by Nine Inch Nails on Oct 26, 2010 3:57 PM EDT up reply actions  

douchebag fans

by lololol on Oct 26, 2010 4:00 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

now that’s funny

by david d on Oct 26, 2010 4:44 PM EDT up reply actions  

Well i'm glad we got that out of the way

Mistakes were made, but his mid-season dealings definitely made up for some of it. See ya Wood, it’s been real.

Wow I’m kind of disappointed with the Job decision, I thought he’d at least get a chance in spring training. This sounds like he’s about to get traded.

Instead of getting Crawford, they can save the money and either get a starter or some relief help. and stay away from the three stooges (Harden, Webb and Bedard) Is Betances that close to being ready?

by jetanumba2 on Oct 26, 2010 4:10 PM EDT reply actions  

Betances has made 3 starts at AA. 2012 at the earliest.

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by Lord Duggan on Oct 26, 2010 4:29 PM EDT up reply actions  

yeah i saw in the other thread

it surprised me that the article included him because I didn’t think he’s be anywhere near the majors in 2011. Brackman is more realistic, but still a stretch to believe he’ll replace Pettitte.

by jetanumba2 on Oct 26, 2010 4:37 PM EDT up reply actions  

Yankees sign Dominican 16 year-old, 6’3" CF Wilmer Romero

ESPN’s Keith Law says: “Romero is a potential five-tool center/right fielder who takes a huge BP and has above-average speed and arm tools. But he is still extremely raw…”

Romero’s BP video (Was hoping to see the dude on the bike would get whacked.)

by Scooby Snacks on Oct 26, 2010 7:06 PM EDT reply actions  

That’s crazy imagining someone my age signing with the Yankees, even though it is in the minors.

"Young men, I have no doubt that you're gonna do well today. But I have 1 favor to ask of you... SAVE JIMMY JOHNSON'S ASS FOR ME!" Lou Holtz

by TheRealSlimShady on Oct 26, 2010 10:59 PM EDT up reply actions  

Girardi and more

Joe Girardi, while I didn’t care for his handling of the pitching, he needs to come back. I was really hard on him after they lost Game 6, but I realize that we won last year and there is always room for improvement.

As far as catching, I think we see Montero in spring training and most likely he comes up in 2011. I have this gut feeling that Cervelli was just there so teams could get a look at him and was a possible bargaining chip. does anyone else agree?

I loved Guidry as a pitching coach but I dont think many did. I love Righetti, I wonder if someone like him would come back ever? Any thoughts?

by bleednyankeeblu on Oct 26, 2010 10:44 PM EDT reply actions  

Regarding Capital New York

Yes the core four will return if Andy does one more year. Pay them and wince.

Yes to trying Joba as a starter but I still think if the Yankkes quit jerking him around he will be a potenltial closer heir to Mo. Potential.

No to Crawford. Gardner is 85% of Crawford at lower cost.

Yes to Montero splitting time with Jorge. Catcher and DH will be a rotation.

No to Cliff Lee. He is too old for a long term mega contract. Yes to Brackman in the bigs by the break.

Bye bye to Wood, Javier, Berkman, Johnson, Thames, Gaudin, Marte and Mitre.

The Yankees need tweaking – not a massive set of changes. The bye bye guys are all secondary players. One really good FA pitcher at a reasonable price is all they need in the free agent market.

by MSP Giant on Oct 26, 2010 11:15 PM EDT reply actions  

I didn't relaize Brackman was regarded as a such a hot prospect.

I know he was a first round pick, but his history has been surgery, lost velocity, and horrid numbers in the minors. I suspect Montero is closer to ready. I would also bet that if Montero is on the opening day roster, you will see an adjustment period just like he had in AAA, and he will have to endure a lot of crap for poor numbers for a couple of months.

None of these Dominicans are ever straight about thier age. This kid is either 13 or 29.

by designatedquitter on Oct 27, 2010 9:54 AM EDT reply actions  

I'm glad about little Joe

I wanted to see him run off in the middle of the year while leading the division anyhow.

I love a disaster you ravenous bastard. Does this mean all the cobbs who showed up after the series in 09 are going to wagon over to the Texas site now? See losing isn't all bad. No more insults from dudes who don't know which way you run around the bases. Don't argue idiot it only makes my point. I WILL SHOOT U

by cashman bashman on Oct 28, 2010 6:22 PM EDT reply actions  

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